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From: Libor Peltan <lpeltan@insys-tec.de>
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Subject: UART baud rate to 3M within btattach
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2017 11:36:54 +0000
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Hi everyone,

my setup: Linux 4.14rc2, bluez 5.47. SoC + Qualcomm BT chip, connected via UART.
The default speed of the UART is 115200 bps, which is obviously slow, need 3M bps.

I already found out, how to do it: send a HCI command
0x01 0x48 0xFC 0x01 0x0E
In other words: OGF=0x3F, OCF=0x0048, plen=1, pdata=0xE
...and reset the UART after 300 millis with new speed.

This is possible via 'hcitool', but it breaks running instances of btattach...

I would like to make btattach to do it for me at startup. Is there a way to configure it?

It seems that hciattach had this possibility, but dunno if not already deprecated in bluez 5.47 and how to use it.

Thanks for any suggestions!!

Libor