Hi all,
I can use btsco with no problem to connect to my headset and it works
great.
The issues I have is that it never disconnects.
Even if the headset is disconnected, the btsco program does not sense this
fact and is still using the resources.
I have to manually Ctrl-C or kill it.
Is it only my case, or this is how is behaving right now ?
Thanks,
Paul
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Paul Ionescu wrote:
| Hi all,
| Even if the headset is disconnected, the btsco program does not sense this
| fact and is still using the resources.
| I have to manually Ctrl-C or kill it.
|
| Is it only my case, or this is how is behaving right now ?
Yes, that is how it behaves. Maybe the socket wait should be changed so
it notices the RFCOMM disconnect properly?
regards,
~ Lars
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