Re: [Bluez-users] How do I reset a pairing?

Bearcat M. Sandor
2006-08-29T22:05:35Z

Marcel,

Great! I got it compiled. I'll play with it when i get home in a few
hours. I can't wait. If i can get this headset working i'll be so happy!

Unfortunatly, i don't know qt yet. I wonder if someone out there would be
willign to write one. In qt4 maybe?

I'll put it on my list, but it may be a while.

I'll report on how it works out (since i know you won't be able to sleep
till i get it working :P )

Thanx,

Bearcat

> Hi Bearcat,
>
>> I looked it over. I am only just starting to learn C so this is a little
>> daunting. I tried a "gcc -Wall -o passkey-agent -passkey-agent.c" and
>> that
>> didn't work (i didn't really expect it to). I didn't see a configure
>> script that would create a make file for the agent.
>
> after ./configure you can run make and it will compile passkey-agent for
> you. It will always be compiled, but never be installed.
>
>> If my X system goes down, all of my paring devices will go down with
>> it,
>> since i would need gnome up to get them working. How can i get this
>> agent
>> working?
>
> Once the devices are paired. You have a link key. The hcid handles this
> for you. You need the passkey agent only for entering the PIN code.
>
>> I'm just confused. Since the bluez-gnome is a new release, what did
>> people
>> do before it arrived to get pairing devices working?
>
> Actually I expected that someone else will write the appropriate passkey
> agents for their desktop systems. So in the end I did for the one that I
> use. Only the Nokia 770 Maemo platform had its own passkey agent.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
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