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From: Lars Grunewaldt <lgw@dark-reality.de>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] Re: multi rfcomm/sco connection
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Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2004 17:16:45 +0100

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Marcel Holtmann wrote:

|>This cause I must do the second step,
|>
|>2. bypass checking (skb->len > hdev->sco_mtu) in function
|>    hci_send_sco(...) [hci_core.c] and (len > conn->mtu) in
|>    function sco_send_frame(...) [sco.c]
|>    *** I just think, this step maybe change by hciconfig tool. ***
|
|
| This is wrong. If the MTU increases with a different voice setting then
| you have to change the check to depend on the voice setting value.
|
|
|>Next step, I would like to fixed to dynamicaly change the alternate
setting
|>by looking for previous thread "question about hci_usb endpoint
|>selection..." as you known in notify() cannot call usb_set_interface()
|>since always in_interrupt() so that I would like to purpose to add ioctl()
|>into hci_usb driver to do this or do you have others better approach?
|
|
| The ioctl() way is a no go. You have everything you must know inside the
| kernel. You know the number of SCO connections and the voice setting and
| the driver must be able to deal with this by itself.

Question is, how can we handle the endpoint selection when we can't use
usb_set_interface() in the notify function? Or to be more precisly, when.

Next question is what happens to not-yet-send packages, I think we must
empty all queues before we can use usb_set_interface.

What function in the kernel driver would you use to add this? maybe the
send functions? We could set a flag "change endpoint to..." in notify
and apply the change when queues are empty - and reject/hold new send
urbs until we were able to change the endpoint setting.

Maybe?

CU,
~  Lars
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