Hi Marcel!
I have the following prob.:
My prog. listens on a RFCOMM chan. (adv. as HF channel via SDP) of a
laptop, when I
connect from my phone to the laptop the chan. is opened, I send some
commands to configure the phone and when finished, close the chan. The
problem is that L2CAP connection stays open, from the output of hcidump I
see that laptop sends DISC request on dlci 6 and receives UA, but then
according to protocol it should also then send DISC for dlci 0, and then
terminate L2CAP -- it does not happen...
If I do the same, but initiating connection from laptop - it works fine...
I'm sure there is no other RFCOMM chan. opened.
I have latest lib. and utils, 2.6.10 kernel not pached. The phone is
SE630.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Victor Shcherbatyuk.
--
P.S. btw, phone detects that RFCOMM chan. is closed and changes HF icon to
general connected icon...
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Hi Victor,
> My prog. listens on a RFCOMM chan. (adv. as HF channel via SDP) of a
> laptop, when I
> connect from my phone to the laptop the chan. is opened, I send some
> commands to configure the phone and when finished, close the chan. The
> problem is that L2CAP connection stays open, from the output of hcidump I
> see that laptop sends DISC request on dlci 6 and receives UA, but then
> according to protocol it should also then send DISC for dlci 0, and then
> terminate L2CAP -- it does not happen...
> If I do the same, but initiating connection from laptop - it works fine...
> I'm sure there is no other RFCOMM chan. opened.
sounds like a bug in the phone. Send in the "hcidump -X -V" for it.
Regards
Marcel
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