hi again
I was on wekend..Sorry could not catch you
>According 
to 
the 
Gentoo 
Wiki, 
your 
HS 
does 
work 
with 
modern 
kernel/bluez. 
BTW, 
>last 
time 
when 
everything 
looked 
right 
but 
you 
didn't 
hear 
anything, 
did 
you 
>remember 
to 
turn 
up 
the 
alsa 
sound? 
When 
I 
reboot, 
alsa 
is 
always 
set 
to 
0. 
I 
>use 
rexima/aumix 
to 
turn 
up 
the 
volumn. 
That's 
a 
common 
oversight. 
Other 
than 
>that, 
I 
really 
don't 
know 
why 
it's 
working.
 
how can I turn 
up 
the 
alsa 
sound? can you just give me some hint?
Shall I really try Btsco way?
Else I replace my BT adapter?? But I have three. Two are Broadcom and one is silicon wave.
Only one is working to the maximum is the current one which is broadcom.
Which one shall I try now?
Sorry for too many Ques???
Have a nice time ahead.

Thanks and Best regards 
Pramod

----- Original Message ----
From: jayjwa <jayjwa@atr2.ath.cx>
To: BlueZ users <bluez-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Sunday, 17 February, 2008 3:50:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] Headset not playing audio HELP PLEASE


On 
Fri, 
15 
Feb 
2008, 
pramod 
gurav 
wrote:

-> 
I 
just 
tried 
changing 
some 
lines 
in 
/usr/src/linux/net/bluetooth/hci_event.c
-> 
and 
compiled 
the 
kernel..

You 
can't 
just 
change 
values 
unless 
you 
know 
kernel/bluetooth 
programming 
;)


-> 
SCO 
MTU: 
64:8 
this 
has 
changed 
-> 
but 
new 
problem 
is 
hwen 
I 
press 
button 
on 
HS 
link 
req 
comes 
but 
the 
connection 
is 
different 
this 
time
-> 
[root@localhost 
Pramod]# 
hcitool 
conn
-> 
Connections:
->  
  
  
  
 
> 
ACL 
00:0F:DE:B1:02:42 
handle 
0 
state 
2 
lm 
SLAVE
-> 
previously 
it 
used 
to 
be 
as
-> 
->

That's 
what 
mine 
looks 
like 
before 
I 
press 
the 
button- 
then 
it 
does 
the 
pass/auth 
step.


-> 
[Pramod@localhost 
~]$ 
aplay 
-D 
bluetooth 
-f 
S16_LE 
test.raw
-> 
there 
is 
a 
long 
wait 
and 
connections 
are
-> 
[root@localhost 
Pramod]# 
hcitool 
conn
-> 
Connections:
->  
  
  
  
 
> 
ACL 
00:0F:DE:B1:02:43 
handle 
0 
state 
2 
lm 
SLAVE 
->  
  
  
  
 
< 
ACL 
00:0F:DE:B1:02:42 
handle 
0 
state 
5 
lm 
MASTER
-> 
->  
00:0F:DE:B1:02:43 
this 
is 
not 
my 
HS 
address(there 
is 
no 
other 
device 
near 
here)
-> 
00:0F:DE:B1:02:42 
this 
one 
is 
mine.

That's 
odd. 
Never 
saw 
a 
second 
address 
like 
that 
before...

-> 
planning 
to 
recompile 
the 
kernel 
with 
original 
hci_event.c

According 
to 
the 
Gentoo 
Wiki, 
your 
HS 
does 
work 
with 
modern 
kernel/bluez. 
BTW, 
last 
time 
when 
everything 
looked 
right 
but 
you 
didn't 
hear 
anything, 
did 
you 
remember 
to 
turn 
up 
the 
alsa 
sound? 
When 
I 
reboot, 
alsa 
is 
always 
set 
to 
0.. 
I 
use 
rexima/aumix 
to 
turn 
up 
the 
volumn. 
That's 
a 
common 
oversight. 
Other 
than 
that, 
I 
really 
don't 
know 
why 
it's 
working.

-> 
As 
you 
said 
there 
might 
be 
a 
incompatibility 
issues 
in 
one 
of 
them(HS/dongle)

The 
headset 
seems 
OK, 
from 
the 
wiki. 
You 
might 
look 
up 
the 
dongle, 
if 
you 
didn't 
already.


-> 
Can 
it 
happen 
that 
I 
might 
require 
to 
play 
the 
audio 
with 
certain 
frequency, 
rate 
or 
parameters 
which 
are 
supported 
by 
my 
HS(Its 
a 
Sony 
Ericsson 
HBH-602)?

Not 
totally 
sure, 
but 
mine 
didn't 
require 
them. 
I'm 
assuming 
it 
used 
the 
defaults 
in 
that 
case.


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