Hi Marco,
 
Thanks for your reply; I really appreciate it =)
 
So you're saying that you programmed, as in write the code, for the rfcomm protocol, while keeping the other (working) BlueZ stuff (meaning the other utilities like sdptool) on the board?  I will eventually have to write some applcation using rfcomm in order to exchange files and stuff with phones, but now, I am actually at a loss as to how to progress.  As a cherry on top, it has been only a couple of weeks since I have begun working with Linux. 
 
Marco, it would mean a lot to me if you could provide me with some guidance as to how to get rfcomm working on the devboard 82+.  I am a total newbie at this, so if you could give me a step-by-step guide as to how to set up the Axis board with rfcomm support, I would be forever in your debt =)
 
Thanks and sincerely,
 
Naved  

Marco Trudel <mtrudel@gmx.ch> wrote:
Hello

There're (a lot) of mails about this topic in the archive. I don't
remember directly how they ended, but if you've to program the rfcomm
stuff yourself anyway, you're probably best of if you do it from beginning.
I had more or less the same problem when I started. I never was able to
use the rfcomm utility, it never worked for me. So I programmed
everything myself from the beginning on...

regards
Marco

Naved Aziz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently working on the Axis devboard 82+ for a project that
> requires bluetooth support on the board. The kernel for the SDK
> (obtained from the axis developer website) has support for BlueZ, and I
> have been able to compile the kernel and flash the image onto the board
> without any errors (the linux kernel used is 2.4.29). The basic stack
&g t; functions like sdptool, hcitool, l2ping, work fine.
>
> However, the problem is with rfcomm. I cannot connect to any remote
> devices (I have tried with Nokia 6600), attempting which gives the
> "Can't create RFCOMM socket: resource currently unavailable"), cannot
> bind ("Can't create device list: Operation not supported"), cannot
> release, etc. Has anyone faced this problem with RFCOMM on this board?
> I have also tried porting Axis's openBT stack, which I could not compile
> into the kernel at all.
>
> I am totally new at Linux, and would greatly appreciate any help that
> someone can provide.
>
> Sincerely and desperately,
>
> Naved
>
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