Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] SDP service
From: Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>
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Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:09:28 +0100

Hi Michael,

>     I'm configuring BlueZ's SDP. But when I searched
> my home's and lab's Linux PC respectively, the
> services provided by my lab's PC is more than that by
> my home one, with the following that my home's PC
> doesn't apply: SAP (SIM Access) and HF (Handsfree).
> Also, I doesn't find any service that represents
> "synchronization". Therefore, even though I added T610
> as "handsfree device", and the "connect" item is
> displayed in my home's PC's   selection list, when I
> tried to connect to my PC, the "Bluetooth connection
> failed" dialog appeared. The tools and libraries
> installed in my home's and lab's PCs are the same,
> with utils, libs, pan rpm, sdp rpm, and hcidump all
> most updated version. What is the problem, and how can
> I do?

if you use the old bluez-{sdp|pan} packages then this is your first
mistake. They are no longer supported and not needed anymore.

Regards

Marcel


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