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From: Lars Grunewaldt <lgw@dark-reality.de>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] btsco crash without daemon
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Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 18:10:11 +0100

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ligi wrote:
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| | Why do you want to use the external alsa-driver anyway?
| |
| It recommended to use the external Driver in the Gentoo docs - and i
| found nothing in the btsco docs that says something diffrent - so i
| used the external Driver ( Well -  I like the external Driver Concept
| (in a world with so much devices ) more too .... )

well, we want to migrate the snd-bt-sco to userspace if possible, so you
won't need a specific alsa driver (kernel vs. standalone) sooner or
later, hopefully. But until than it's the easiest way (and the proper
way) to use kernel alsa as a reference, not the standalone alsa (the
kernel is available on any system, isn't it? ;)

I ran into some problems myself when I was using btsco on a system that
had an unsupported audio device that needed a driver patched into alsa
(no patch for the kernel available) AND that was written in C++ so very
bad mojo. I hacked in into the kernel, got bad voices from lkml (*vbeg*)
for using c++ in kernel space and stuff. Well was fun. The point beeing:
meanwhile this driver has been re-implemented in C and there's a kernel
patch so it can easily used with alsa-kernel.

| PS: You can mark the SouthWing NeoVoice Headset ( on a Sitecom USB ->
| BT Dongle ) as working for btsco - there is no wiki so I cant do this
| now !-)
| btw. anyone interested in a btscoWiki ?

Sounds good for me, it would make changing the site a lot easier, would
it not? Any more comments from i.e. Brad?

Of course an "external resource site" is possible even if we don't want
to have an official wiki ;)

best regards,
~  Lars

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Lars Grunewaldt
* software development
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