Hi Paul,
> Now it worked just fine.
> Many thanks for the quick help.
you are welcome.
> Now, regarding the docs, I have read the comment in
> hcid.conf, but "master - become master on incoming
> connections, and deny role switch on outgoing
> connections" seemed fine from my point of view.
> I interpreted like "I will be master for all incoming
> conections, and I will deny role switch for all
> outgoing connection" which seemed fine from my point
> of view.
And if both sides do it this way it can't work. Think about it and you
understand it. Remember that the connection initiator is the master in
the first place.
> I could not see what I was wrong from
> http://bluez.sourceforge.net/contrib/HOWTO-PAN.
> and not even from
> http://fedoranews.org/contributors/muhammad_al_ismail/bluetooth/
> which claims to be a FC2 setup.
I don't wrote these two. Contact the authors.
> And now I have another question:
> After using the pand, I finished the transfers, I
> shutted down the bluetooth service, ifconfig bnep0
> down, and I wanted to "rmmod bnep".
> But rmmod bnep gives:
> ERROR: Module bnep is in use
> And indeed is in use by "ps xa|grep bnep" :
> 2660 ? SW< 0:00 [kbnepd bnep0]
>
> Is this normal ?
Yes, because "ifconfig bnep0 down" doesn't kill the BNEP connection
between these two devices. Try to run "pand -K".
Regards
Marcel
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Hi Marcel,
--- Marcel Holtmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> > ifconfig bnep0
> > down, and I wanted to "rmmod bnep".
> > But rmmod bnep gives:
> > ERROR: Module bnep is in use
> > And indeed is in use by "ps xa|grep bnep" :
> > 2660 ? SW< 0:00 [kbnepd bnep0]
> >
> > Is this normal ?
>
> Yes, because "ifconfig bnep0 down" doesn't kill the
> BNEP connection
> between these two devices. Try to run "pand -K".
It worked flawlessly with "pand -K".
And thanks again, your answers were like instant.
Paul,
A happy now pan with bluez user.
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