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Hello marcel,
As per our conversations, i am attaching the output of "dfutool archive
firmware". Also am sending the other information you had asked for.
sudo bccmd buildname
Build name: cyt_8unified_fl_nofs_bt2.0_21c_dell_eowyn_0609251910_encr56 20
sudo bccmd pslist
0x0001 - Bluetooth address (8 bytes)
0x000d - Maximum ACL links (2 bytes)
0x001e - Radio power table (28 bytes)
0x0021 - Default transmit power (2 bytes)
0x0028 - Combo: PIO lines and logic to disable transmit (6 bytes)
0x0029 - Combo: priority activity PIO lines and logic (4 bytes)
0x002a - Combo: 802.11b channel number base PIO line (2 bytes)
0x0031 - Radio power table (80 bytes)
0x00dc - Unknown (28 bytes)
0x00dd - Unknown (28 bytes)
0x00de - Unknown (26 bytes)
0x00ee - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x00ef - Local supported features block (8 bytes)
0x00fe - Bluetooth address + link key 0 (24 bytes)
0x00ff - Bluetooth address + link key 1 (24 bytes)
0x0108 - Local device's "user friendly" name (40 bytes)
0x015e - DFU encryption VM application public key MSB (64 bytes)
0x015f - DFU encryption VM application public key LSB (64 bytes)
0x0160 - DFU encryption VM application M dash (2 bytes)
0x0161 - DFU encryption VM application public key R2N MSB (64 bytes)
0x0162 - DFU encryption VM application public key R2N LSB (64 bytes)
0x01be - UART Baud rate (2 bytes)
0x01f6 - Crystal frequency trim (2 bytes)
0x01f9 - Host interface (2 bytes)
0x01fe - Crystal frequency (2 bytes)
0x0254 - Frequency trim for IQ and LNA resonant circuits (2 bytes)
0x025c - Module security code (16 bytes)
0x0263 - Module manufactuer data 5 (2 bytes)
0x0264 - Module manufactuer data 6 (2 bytes)
0x0265 - Module manufactuer data 7 (2 bytes)
0x0266 - Module manufactuer data 8 (8 bytes)
0x0267 - Module manufactuer data 9 (2 bytes)
0x028a - User configuration data 0 (2 bytes)
0x028b - User configuration data 1 (2 bytes)
0x028c - User configuration data 2 (2 bytes)
0x0290 - User configuration data 6 (2 bytes)
0x0291 - User configuration data 7 (8 bytes)
0x0292 - User configuration data 8 (8 bytes)
0x0293 - User configuration data 9 (2 bytes)
0x0294 - User configuration data 10 (2 bytes)
0x02b3 - User configuration data 41 (16 bytes)
0x02be - USB vendor identifier (2 bytes)
0x02bf - USB product identifier (2 bytes)
0x02c5 - USB attributes bitmap (2 bytes)
0x02cb - USB DFU product ID (2 bytes)
0x02d1 - USB VBus detection PIO Line (2 bytes)
0x03cd - Initial device bootmode (2 bytes)
0x04b1 - Unknown (10 bytes)
0x04f8 - Unknown (6 bytes)
0x04f9 - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fa - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fb - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fc - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x6002 - Unknown (8 bytes)
sudo bccmd psread
// PSKEY_BDADDR
&0001 = 001d c6e8 006b 001a
// PSKEY_MAX_ACLS
&000d = 0005
// PSKEY_LC_POWER_TABLE
&001e = 0900 ec00 1000 f000 1700 f400 2100 f800 2a00 fc00 3500 0000 3f00
0300
// PSKEY_LC_DEFAULT_TX_POWER
&0021 = ffff
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_DISABLE_PIO_MASK
&0028 = 0040 0000 0000
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_PRIORITY_PIO_MASK
&0029 = 0010 0000
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_DOT11_CHANNEL_PIO_BASE
&002a = 000d
// PSKEY_LC_ENHANCED_POWER_TABLE
&0031 = 0700 0000 3f00 4400 e700 0d00 0000 3f00 4600 eb00 1400 0000 3f00
4800 ef00 1c00 0000 3f00 4b00 f300 2400 0000 3f00 4f00 f700 2c00 0000 3f00
5200 fb00 3500 0000 3f00 5800 ff00 3f00 0000 3f00 6000 0300
// 0x00dc
&00dc = 0044 0065 006c 006c 0020 0057 0069 0072 0065 006c 0065 0073 0073
0020
// 0x00dd
&00dd = 0033 0035 0030 0020 0042 006c 0075 0065 0074 006f 006f 0074 0068
0020
// 0x00de
&00de = 0049 006e 0074 0065 0072 006e 0061 006c 0020 0043 0061 0072 0064
// 0x00ee
&00ee = 0029
// PSKEY_LOCAL_SUPPORTED_FEATURES
&00ef = ffff fe9f f99b 8000
// PSKEY_PRIVATE_LINK_KEY_BD_ADDR0
&00fe = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_PRIVATE_LINK_KEY_BD_ADDR1
&00ff = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_DEVICE_NAME
&0108 = 6544 6c6c 5720 7269 6c65 7365 2073 3533 2030 6c42 6575 6f74 746f
2068 6e49 6574 6e72 6c61 4320 7261
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_MODULUS_MSB
&015e = fc72 e441 a587 1e70 6646 5617 989e 587f e467 ff8e 40f2 9a16 c383
14dd d4f5 3811 53a5 d670 89d9 dd4e b9c1 4f77 3d8f 9171 6523 9bf9 d97a c904
8881 5422 ed32 6aef
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_MODULUS_LSB
&015f = 303b 4c03 7eeb 945b cc1c 0d1f 2380 d1e0 d4a9 7d02 5cfb e581 d9f8
41e4 9fbb ce7b 1444 2ce7 3a0a 341e 16f4 5a9f c895 b749 e9e0 312c 1a56 6d68
d8ae 1ed5 1b58 6dc3
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_M_DASH
&0160 = 1515
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_R2N_MSB
&0161 = 9572 afc6 9011 3af4 2546 c9d4 2125 4c97 05cd 22d8 43c4 a2d3 e738
f0c5 ddb7 67fb b40d 9247 93a4 ea61 de80 26a7 22ef 2ef3 c26f 4b15 0719 9077
5993 015f dbcb c236
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_R2N_LSB
&0162 = c030 52f8 ddbb 2eb1 7ca8 e299 2a0c 1759 eebd b13f d7d6 946e 3e23
6d8f d66a 8263 f1fb 4252 308a fe14 2d27 85b5 7e39 be81 c399 e4be f53b e464
5d68 c24c bc11 5687
// PSKEY_UART_BAUDRATE
&01be = 01d8
// PSKEY_ANA_FTRIM
&01f6 = 002c
// PSKEY_HOST_INTERFACE
&01f9 = 0002
// PSKEY_ANA_FREQ
&01fe = 3e80
// PSKEY_RF_RESONANCE_TRIM
&0254 = 333c
// PSKEY_MODULE_SECURITY_CODE
&025c = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF5
&0263 = 0001
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF6
&0264 = 0055
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF7
&0265 = 0005
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF8
&0266 = 6332 0704 5116 4200
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF9
&0267 = 0007
// PSKEY_USR0
&028a = 0002
// PSKEY_USR1
&028b = 0007
// PSKEY_USR2
&028c = 0000
// PSKEY_USR6
&0290 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR7
&0291 = 0008 0000 0001 0000
// PSKEY_USR8
&0292 = 0008 0000 0001 0000
// PSKEY_USR9
&0293 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR10
&0294 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR41
&02b3 = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_USB_VENDOR_ID
&02be = 413c
// PSKEY_USB_PRODUCT_ID
&02bf = 8103
// PSKEY_USB_ATTRIBUTES
&02c5 = 00e0
// PSKEY_USB_DFU_PRODUCT_ID
&02cb = 8106
// PSKEY_USB_PIO_VBUS
&02d1 = 0002
// PSKEY_INITIAL_BOOTMODE
&03cd = 0001
// 0x04b1
&04b1 = 02bd 02bf 03cc 02d8 03c0
// 0x04f8
&04f8 = 0000 0000 0000
// 0x04f9
&04f9 = 8105
// 0x04fa
&04fa = 0001
// 0x04fb
&04fb = 0008
// 0x04fc
&04fc = 0001
// 0x6002
&6002 = 0000 0000 0000 00ff
Any pointers as to what needs to be done on getting my bluetooth working ??
regards,
rahul.
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@ 2007-04-04 4:38 bluez-devel-owner
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Subject: Dell Bluetooth not working properly .
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Hello marcel,
As per our conversations, i am attaching the output of "dfutool archive
firmware". Also am sending the other information you had asked for.
sudo bccmd buildname
Build name: cyt_8unified_fl_nofs_bt2.0_21c_dell_eowyn_0609251910_encr56 20
Attached with are the ouptut of bccmd pslist & bccmd psread.
I had sent the mail on bluez-devel, but it got bounced coz of large text
size. So resending it with the attachments .
Any pointers as to why my bluetooth ain't working properly ??
regards,
rahul
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0x0001 - Bluetooth address (8 bytes)
0x000d - Maximum ACL links (2 bytes)
0x001e - Radio power table (28 bytes)
0x0021 - Default transmit power (2 bytes)
0x0028 - Combo: PIO lines and logic to disable transmit (6 bytes)
0x0029 - Combo: priority activity PIO lines and logic (4 bytes)
0x002a - Combo: 802.11b channel number base PIO line (2 bytes)
0x0031 - Radio power table (80 bytes)
0x00dc - Unknown (28 bytes)
0x00dd - Unknown (28 bytes)
0x00de - Unknown (26 bytes)
0x00ee - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x00ef - Local supported features block (8 bytes)
0x00fe - Bluetooth address + link key 0 (24 bytes)
0x00ff - Bluetooth address + link key 1 (24 bytes)
0x0108 - Local device's "user friendly" name (40 bytes)
0x015e - DFU encryption VM application public key MSB (64 bytes)
0x015f - DFU encryption VM application public key LSB (64 bytes)
0x0160 - DFU encryption VM application M dash (2 bytes)
0x0161 - DFU encryption VM application public key R2N MSB (64 bytes)
0x0162 - DFU encryption VM application public key R2N LSB (64 bytes)
0x01be - UART Baud rate (2 bytes)
0x01f6 - Crystal frequency trim (2 bytes)
0x01f9 - Host interface (2 bytes)
0x01fe - Crystal frequency (2 bytes)
0x0254 - Frequency trim for IQ and LNA resonant circuits (2 bytes)
0x025c - Module security code (16 bytes)
0x0263 - Module manufactuer data 5 (2 bytes)
0x0264 - Module manufactuer data 6 (2 bytes)
0x0265 - Module manufactuer data 7 (2 bytes)
0x0266 - Module manufactuer data 8 (8 bytes)
0x0267 - Module manufactuer data 9 (2 bytes)
0x028a - User configuration data 0 (2 bytes)
0x028b - User configuration data 1 (2 bytes)
0x028c - User configuration data 2 (2 bytes)
0x0290 - User configuration data 6 (2 bytes)
0x0291 - User configuration data 7 (8 bytes)
0x0292 - User configuration data 8 (8 bytes)
0x0293 - User configuration data 9 (2 bytes)
0x0294 - User configuration data 10 (2 bytes)
0x02b3 - User configuration data 41 (16 bytes)
0x02be - USB vendor identifier (2 bytes)
0x02bf - USB product identifier (2 bytes)
0x02c5 - USB attributes bitmap (2 bytes)
0x02cb - USB DFU product ID (2 bytes)
0x02d1 - USB VBus detection PIO Line (2 bytes)
0x03cd - Initial device bootmode (2 bytes)
0x04b1 - Unknown (10 bytes)
0x04f8 - Unknown (6 bytes)
0x04f9 - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fa - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fb - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x04fc - Unknown (2 bytes)
0x6002 - Unknown (8 bytes)
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// PSKEY_BDADDR
&0001 = 001d c6e8 006b 001a
// PSKEY_MAX_ACLS
&000d = 0005
// PSKEY_LC_POWER_TABLE
&001e = 0900 ec00 1000 f000 1700 f400 2100 f800 2a00 fc00 3500 0000 3f00 0300
// PSKEY_LC_DEFAULT_TX_POWER
&0021 = ffff
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_DISABLE_PIO_MASK
&0028 = 0040 0000 0000
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_PRIORITY_PIO_MASK
&0029 = 0010 0000
// PSKEY_LC_COMBO_DOT11_CHANNEL_PIO_BASE
&002a = 000d
// PSKEY_LC_ENHANCED_POWER_TABLE
&0031 = 0700 0000 3f00 4400 e700 0d00 0000 3f00 4600 eb00 1400 0000 3f00 4800 ef00 1c00 0000 3f00 4b00 f300 2400 0000 3f00 4f00 f700 2c00 0000 3f00 5200 fb00 3500 0000 3f00 5800 ff00 3f00 0000 3f00 6000 0300
// 0x00dc
&00dc = 0044 0065 006c 006c 0020 0057 0069 0072 0065 006c 0065 0073 0073 0020
// 0x00dd
&00dd = 0033 0035 0030 0020 0042 006c 0075 0065 0074 006f 006f 0074 0068 0020
// 0x00de
&00de = 0049 006e 0074 0065 0072 006e 0061 006c 0020 0043 0061 0072 0064
// 0x00ee
&00ee = 0029
// PSKEY_LOCAL_SUPPORTED_FEATURES
&00ef = ffff fe9f f99b 8000
// PSKEY_PRIVATE_LINK_KEY_BD_ADDR0
&00fe = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_PRIVATE_LINK_KEY_BD_ADDR1
&00ff = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_DEVICE_NAME
&0108 = 6544 6c6c 5720 7269 6c65 7365 2073 3533 2030 6c42 6575 6f74 746f 2068 6e49 6574 6e72 6c61 4320 7261
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_MODULUS_MSB
&015e = fc72 e441 a587 1e70 6646 5617 989e 587f e467 ff8e 40f2 9a16 c383 14dd d4f5 3811 53a5 d670 89d9 dd4e b9c1 4f77 3d8f 9171 6523 9bf9 d97a c904 8881 5422 ed32 6aef
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_MODULUS_LSB
&015f = 303b 4c03 7eeb 945b cc1c 0d1f 2380 d1e0 d4a9 7d02 5cfb e581 d9f8 41e4 9fbb ce7b 1444 2ce7 3a0a 341e 16f4 5a9f c895 b749 e9e0 312c 1a56 6d68 d8ae 1ed5 1b58 6dc3
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_M_DASH
&0160 = 1515
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_R2N_MSB
&0161 = 9572 afc6 9011 3af4 2546 c9d4 2125 4c97 05cd 22d8 43c4 a2d3 e738 f0c5 ddb7 67fb b40d 9247 93a4 ea61 de80 26a7 22ef 2ef3 c26f 4b15 0719 9077 5993 015f dbcb c236
// PSKEY_DFUENC_VMAPP_PK_R2N_LSB
&0162 = c030 52f8 ddbb 2eb1 7ca8 e299 2a0c 1759 eebd b13f d7d6 946e 3e23 6d8f d66a 8263 f1fb 4252 308a fe14 2d27 85b5 7e39 be81 c399 e4be f53b e464 5d68 c24c bc11 5687
// PSKEY_UART_BAUDRATE
&01be = 01d8
// PSKEY_ANA_FTRIM
&01f6 = 002c
// PSKEY_HOST_INTERFACE
&01f9 = 0002
// PSKEY_ANA_FREQ
&01fe = 3e80
// PSKEY_RF_RESONANCE_TRIM
&0254 = 333c
// PSKEY_MODULE_SECURITY_CODE
&025c = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF5
&0263 = 0001
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF6
&0264 = 0055
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF7
&0265 = 0005
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF8
&0266 = 6332 0704 5116 4200
// PSKEY_MOD_MANUF9
&0267 = 0007
// PSKEY_USR0
&028a = 0002
// PSKEY_USR1
&028b = 0007
// PSKEY_USR2
&028c = 0000
// PSKEY_USR6
&0290 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR7
&0291 = 0008 0000 0001 0000
// PSKEY_USR8
&0292 = 0008 0000 0001 0000
// PSKEY_USR9
&0293 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR10
&0294 = 0000
// PSKEY_USR41
&02b3 = 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
// PSKEY_USB_VENDOR_ID
&02be = 413c
// PSKEY_USB_PRODUCT_ID
&02bf = 8103
// PSKEY_USB_ATTRIBUTES
&02c5 = 00e0
// PSKEY_USB_DFU_PRODUCT_ID
&02cb = 8106
// PSKEY_USB_PIO_VBUS
&02d1 = 0002
// PSKEY_INITIAL_BOOTMODE
&03cd = 0001
// 0x04b1
&04b1 = 02bd 02bf 03cc 02d8 03c0
// 0x04f8
&04f8 = 0000 0000 0000
// 0x04f9
&04f9 = 8105
// 0x04fa
&04fa = 0001
// 0x04fb
&04fb = 0008
// 0x04fc
&04fc = 0001
// 0x6002
&6002 = 0000 0000 0000 00ff
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