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Subject: Re: [PATCH 0/4] HFP Gateway profile
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 10:00:11 +0100
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Il giorno 13/feb/09, alle ore 09:48, Thierry Pierret ha scritto:

> 2?/ As soon as the mobile is paired and the "Handsfree" service is
> connected, the mobiledirectly disconnects. I cannot see in the logs  
> what's
> wrong.

I experienced this issue myself when I tried to implement the same  
functionality. I didn't get so far as to address it, but in my case  
the issue could be work-arounded (only for tests of course, a proper  
fix would be needed before a release anyway) by having the device  
receive a phone call during (or immadiately after) connection. In this  
case, it will stay connected at least for the duration of the call.

Regards,
Michele Noberasco