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From: Ho Ming Shun <cyph@cyph.ath.cx>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] [SOLVED] BCM2035 over UART on the E680I
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Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 16:47:34 +0800

Hi,

Thanks to all those who attempted to help me. Looking through all the 
code I've hacked together late last night, I spotted a stupid mistake.

Long story short, I realised that I was basing my custom hciattach on 
the wrong set of ioctls. It called a custom ioctle Motorola added to the 
serial driver that caused the bluetooth chip to reset, therefore falling 
back to its "default" address.

Nevertheless, I hope this exercise can let some of you know about the 
vendor-specific HCI commands that can be used to program the BCM2035, 
especially programming in a custom BD_ADDR.

Thanks again!


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