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Hi,

> There is test/test-profile and test/test-hfp in BlueZ source code.

Thank you very much. Without a table of contents, it's hard to find
the appropriate scripts. (This is also true for the files in folder
doc.)

With the test-profile code, I could register a service, and I could
discover it from another device. However, a connection couldn't build
up. The function NewConnection didn't call at all. (By the way, I
didn't find any line of code to receive the data, how is it possible?)

I monitored the connection-attempt with bluetoothctl (every row starts
with the prefix "[chg] Device {address of the other device}"):

ServiceResolved: yes
Paired: yes
(There was a little pause here.)
ServiceResolved: no
Paired: no
Connected: no

Have you got any idea what the problem is? Thank you for your help.

Regards,
Krist=C3=B3f Horv=C3=A1th