Re: [Bluez-devel] bluetooth headset - connects but no audio

Lars Grunewaldt
2005-01-20T01:40:37Z

| | use a vanilla kernel.
|
| I did a try, with vanilla 2.6.10 directly from kernel.org. guess what?
| doesn't work neither that way :(
|
| | no really, no idea :)
|
| mh.. may it be a hint the fact this (the "Permission denied" and "Too
| many levels of symbolic links" errors) happened _after_ I applied the
| mh1 patch?

well it *should* work with this setup, as it works on my system with
stock 2.6.10 plus mh1 patches. Anything else special, like, are you
using an SMP kernel?

Maybe it's a problem with your dongle, do you have access to another one
to test this? (local setup: epox bt-dg03 + sony/eri. hbh-35 headset)

best regards,
~ Lars

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