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Subject: [Bluez-users] HCI_switch_role
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Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 18:59:51 -0800

Does anyone know why the HCI_switch_role command takes a BDADDR argument
instead of
a connectionhandle?

The role_change event should be sent from both devices to their
respective sw stacks after this.

I don't understand the following from the BT specification:

1. Is the BDADDR the address of the remote device, or the local device
(to the caller)?

2. In the returned event, what bdaddr is returned to the
(HCI_switch_role) calling stack, and what bdaddr
   is returned to the stack on the remote device?
3. What if there is more than one connection between two devices?

Thor


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