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From: Stuart Pook <linux-bluetooth4@pook.es>
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hi Johan

Johan Hedberg wrote:

> The easiest way to try git and avoid messing with your current system is 
> to build using ./bootstrap-configure && make and run bluetoothd directly 
> from the source tree. bootstrap-configure uses the 
> --enable-maintainer-mode configure switch which makes bluetoothd load the 
> plugins right out of the source tree, so you don't need to worry about 
> version conflicts with your existing system.

yes but I'm talking about mixing different plugins between bluetoothd and the clients (aplay and twinkle in my case). The clients use plugins from /usr/lib. Do bluetoothd and the clients have to use exactly the same plugins? How often does the protocol between the clients and bluetoothd change?

Stuart