Hi marcel,
I am using l2cap sockets. On the receiving side, i want to find out
the remote (sender's) bluetooth address. i do not have the dev_id or
handle of the sender which has already established a connection. I
want to get it in my c code, not using hcitool con or other means.
I am trying getpeername, but it doesn't seem to work. Hope you can
suggest something.
Thanx,
Regards,
Manjunath
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Am Don, den 23.12.2004 schrieb Manjunath Prabhu um 13:18:
> Also, which would be the best Bluetooth PCMCIA card , the ones with
> linux drivers , for 2.6 kernels?
>
the Conceptronic CBT100C is a class 1 card for < EUR 50,-.
I have used it with 2.4.20uc1 (uClinux) with success. With "regular"
Linux (2.4.22), the socket driver needed a small patch because the card
is encoded as a low voltage+3.3V card and wasn't powered up at all.
Regards,
Erwin
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Manjunath Prabhu wrote:
> Also, which would be the best Bluetooth PCMCIA card , the ones with
> linux drivers , for 2.6 kernels?
I'm using a Zoom bluetooth adapter (Class 1, w/ 100m claimed range and pop-out
antenna) with 2.6.8 and am very happy with it. (It's also inexpensive to buy
online...)
Keep in mind that I only need it to do 6kbps to talk with my phone, so I've
never tested it under a high-throughput situation, but I know of no reason it
wouldn't work as well as any other bluetooth card...
more comments:
http://www.summet.com/x31/zoom.html
Jay
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Hi marcel,
yup, getpeername() works.....had done something silly.
i have 2 questions about BT products,
the csr press release says BT-EDR chips are in market......have BT
dongles with EDR come into the market???
Also, which would be the best Bluetooth PCMCIA card , the ones with
linux drivers , for 2.6 kernels?
thanx once again,
regards,
manjunath
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 12:58:29 +0100, Marcel Holtmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Manjunath,
>
> > I am using l2cap sockets. On the receiving side, i want to find out
> > the remote (sender's) bluetooth address. i do not have the dev_id or
> > handle of the sender which has already established a connection. I
> > want to get it in my c code, not using hcitool con or other means.
> > I am trying getpeername, but it doesn't seem to work. Hope you can
> > suggest something.
>
> the getpeername() is the right function and it works. If not, then your
> code is wrong.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
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Hi Manjunath,
> I am using l2cap sockets. On the receiving side, i want to find out
> the remote (sender's) bluetooth address. i do not have the dev_id or
> handle of the sender which has already established a connection. I
> want to get it in my c code, not using hcitool con or other means.
> I am trying getpeername, but it doesn't seem to work. Hope you can
> suggest something.
the getpeername() is the right function and it works. If not, then your
code is wrong.
Regards
Marcel
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