[Bluez-devel] Logitech DiNovo Mediapad LCD driver

[Bluez-devel] Logitech DiNovo Mediapad LCD driver

[Rutger Hendriks]

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Hi all,

I seem to remember having seen a mention of a little program that could sort 
of talk to the Mediapad of the Logitech DiNovo Media Desktop set. Does anyone 
have a copy of this code? I would love to take a look at it. Unfortunately I 
do not have any access to hardware that can sniff the bluetooth packets from 
a Microsoft Windows machine, but I think that stuff like that should already 
be available somewhere?

Any pointers would help!

Thanks,

Rutger Hendriks

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Re: [Bluez-devel] Logitech DiNovo Mediapad LCD driver

[Mikal Krogstad]

On 9/9/05, Rutger Hendriks <Loial@home.nl> wrote:
> I seem to remember having seen a mention of a little program that could s=
ort
> of talk to the Mediapad of the Logitech DiNovo Media Desktop set. Does an=
yone
> have a copy of this code? I would love to take a look at it. Unfortunatel=
y I
> do not have any access to hardware that can sniff the bluetooth packets f=
rom
> a Microsoft Windows machine, but I think that stuff like that should alre=
ady
> be available somewhere?

Hi Rutger

Marcel made a "proof of concept" program long time ago, but it seems
he didn't give a copy to anyone, and now it is lost. He does not have
time/interest to re-make it either. AFAIR, he described the protocol
as "a strange beast running on top of the HID protocol", but no more
technical info was available at the time I searched for it (Almost two
years ago).

If you have any reverse engineering skills, do you really depend on a
bluetooth sniffer? As far as I know, there is a program called "USB
Spy" for Windows that can capture the communication going to and from
the hub.

I wish you the best of luck. A generic command line tool would be
great for amaroK/Kopete/Kmail plugins. Maybe this tool is something
that can be achieved with a bounty, or something like elance.com. I
know that those few that own the diNovo are drooling for this feature,
probably enough to chip in a few bucks.

Kind regards
Mikal Krogstad


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