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From: "Russell A. Bell" <rbell@alumnus.caltech.edu>
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	Quoth Manuel Naranjo:
	'If I'm not wrong it's not your headset the one that closes the
connection, but rather the kernel.
	Solution:
	ADDR=<SOMETHING> hcitootl cc $ADDR; hcitool auth $ADDR
	Still not the preferred way but it works.'
	I interpret the contents of hcidump to indicate that the
kernel closes the connection.  I wonder why.  What you proposed
doesn't work for me.


russell bell

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