Hi,
Apologies for jumping onto the end of this thread but I joined the
mailing list a few days after the initial message.
> ALSA lib pcm_sco.c:273:(sco_headset_hw_params) Unable to set number of
> SCO buffers : please upgrade your Kernel !
I have exactly the same error on a machine using DSL-N (2.6.12) and a
Sonyericsson HBH-610 Bluetooth headset - the same setup works fine
with DSL (2.4.26) and bluezsco.
I can compile plugz without problems using:
cvs
-d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/bluetooth-alsa
login
cvs
-d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/bluetooth-alsa
co plugz
cd plugz
./bootstrap
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install
But what cvs command is meant by "cvs update your plugz to head and
it should work"?
Thanks
John
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Brad,
Whilst it's reasonably difficult to move to a newer kernel in DSL-N,
the main reason for making plugz work on this kernel is that I can
then make it available as a DSL-N extension for many others to use.
I tried the diff2 patch on my kernel - it ran with about 5 failures,
4 of which I added manually. After reboot, I had the same SCO buffers
error message. I wonder - does plugz need a certain version revision
of bluez-utils or will it work with any version? I am using
bluez-utils 2.15 as I cannot make the "pin" part of things work on
DSL-N with later versions.
Where would Fabien have put the earlier SCO patch?
Thanks
John
At 17:45 24-04-07, you wrote:
>John
>
> > The earliest patch in the cvs is v2.0 for 2.6.18-mh7 - given that I
> > have 2.6.12 (DSL-N is like Knoppix, you cannot easily update the
> > kernel), is there a patch archive somewhere with a patch closer to my
> > kernel or do I need to try and apply the patch "manually"?
>
>Fabien may have submitted an early patch that is closer to your kernel
>but rather than backport or dig in the archives I suggest you consider
>trying a newer kernel.
>
>Brad
>
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John
> The earliest patch in the cvs is v2.0 for 2.6.18-mh7 - given that I
> have 2.6.12 (DSL-N is like Knoppix, you cannot easily update the
> kernel), is there a patch archive somewhere with a patch closer to my
> kernel or do I need to try and apply the patch "manually"?
Fabien may have submitted an early patch that is closer to your kernel
but rather than backport or dig in the archives I suggest you consider
trying a newer kernel.
Brad
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Brad,
Thanks - I guess I was fooled by the "upgrade your plugz to head"
part of the phrase. I deleted my plugz download directory and
recompiled it from the latest cvs with the same results.
The earliest patch in the cvs is v2.0 for 2.6.18-mh7 - given that I
have 2.6.12 (DSL-N is like Knoppix, you cannot easily update the
kernel), is there a patch archive somewhere with a patch closer to my
kernel or do I need to try and apply the patch "manually"?
John
At 20:50 22-04-07, you wrote:
>John
>
> > I can compile plugz without problems
>
>if you just checked plugz out, then that's equivalent to an old checkout
>that you updated with "cvs update -d"
>
>in your case you need the kernel patch under plugz/patches
>
>brad
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> I can compile plugz without problems
if you just checked plugz out, then that's equivalent to an old checkout
that you updated with "cvs update -d"
in your case you need the kernel patch under plugz/patches
brad
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