Re: [Bluez-devel] Re: broadcom in disguise...

[Gerhard Killesreiter <gerhard@killesreiter.de>]

Brad Midgley wrote:
>> I went to town and did just that. I ended up buying a Typhoon bluetooth
>> usb adapter (http://www.typhoon.de/de/art.php?p=838&pv=3). I had the
>> clerk check out the webpage for me and there we found "Functions: Main
>> chip - CSR BlueCore ". That's why I bought it and didn't check out th
>> other available devices (only one).
>>     
>
> A couple of manufacturers switched from csr to broadcom around the time
> bluecore4 and the other edr chips came out. Not sure why.
>   

I find this highly annoying. I have written to typhoon and asked for an 
explanation.

> The mtu workaround is the only way we've had any success using broadcom
> but it only works with some chips.

Is there a way to determine exactly which chip I have?

>  If you've used the adapter in windows
> for sco audio

This should be possible according to the manual.

>  then it might change some nvram settings.

I am going to try a lot of things to get it running, but not installing 
windows. I might be able to persuade a friend with a windows pc to run 
some tests for me, though, if you can give me some pointer to where to 
look for these settings. Can't these be changed from Linux?


>  I'm not familiar
> enough with the lower layers to suggest anything else.
>   

Your support is apprecriated.

Cheers,
    Gerhard




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