Re: [Bluez-devel] Latest 2.6.16-mh1 patch.

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Philip,

> I tried with 17-mh1 and the behaviour is not as bad. I only see one
> problem: If I turn off the mouse and then quickly turn it back on,
> the mouse doesn't work until the old connection times out on the host
> side. At that point, the mouse can reconnect and life returns to normal.
> 
> Reconnecting after a timeout disconnect or after turning off and waiting
> for the host to clean up is no longer a problem.
> 
> In the problem case, hcidump reports no incoming packets between when
> I turn off and on and when it reports the disconnect. Then I see the
> reconnect and new packets.
> 
> It's obviously not a big problem.

this seems that you have to wait for the link supervision timeout on the
host side. Play a little bit with it. If you turn off the Bluetooth chip
in the mouse the host simply needs some time to detect this.

What kind of chip is in your mouse? Is it CSR or Broadcom based?

Regards

Marcel



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