From: Henryk =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Pl=F6tz?= <henryk@ploetzli.ch>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] Some fun with Apple devices
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Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 14:10:41 +0100

Moin,

> If you don't wanna install the CVS you might replace the string
> "apple" with "0x1234" and you get the same information about this
> record. I am really interested how other MacOS X machines look like.

henryk@gleam ~ $ sdptool search --bdaddr 00:0A:94:XX:XX:XX --raw 0x1234
Class 0x1234
Sequence
        Attribute 0x0000 - ServiceRecordHandle
                UINT32 0x00020000
        Attribute 0x0100
                String Apple Macintosh Attributes
        Attribute 0x0780
                UUID128 f0722e20-0f8b-4e90-8cc2-1b46f5f2efe2
        Attribute 0x0781
                String PowerMacG4
        Attribute 0x0782
                String PowerMac3,4
        Attribute 0x0783
                UINT32 0x00000000
        Attribute 0x0784
                String 1.6.6f22
        Attribute 0x0785
                UINT32 0x00000002
        Attribute 0x0786
                UUID16 0x1234

This is a Mac in my university's Macintosh pool. I don't know anything
about Macs, but on the "About this Mac" window it says "Processor: 466
MHz PowerPC G4, Memory: 512 MB SDRAM" (well, actually it's speaking
German) and the 'System Profiler' identifies the computer name as
"Power Mac G4" and the computer model as "PowerMac3,4". The operating
system seems to be "Mac OS X 10.4.3 (8F46)".

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