Re: [Bluez-users] TECOM BT3035

Hi Roman,

I have only one last question. Have you tested your patch with THIS device (I 
mean 3035 not it's family).

I don't know if it was from Tecom, but it was the Broadcom version of
HID proxy. The hci_usb drivers states it as BCM2035 with the USB vendor
and product id of 0a5c:200a. Check for yourself.

It looks like SuSE kernel uses you patches (when your patch trying to create a 
file it reports that file already exists and most hunk are rejected because 
of they are previously applied).

Of course they do. Everyone uses my patches, because I send them back to
mainline if I know that they are working. The -mh patches are against a
vanilla kernel and you couldn't expect that they apply cleanly to any of
the vendor kernel out there. No matter if it is SuSE or RedHat.

SuSE usually uses a lot of patches (MUCH more then vanilla) and It usually  
supports MUCH more hardware then RedHat..
But  in this case something wrong...

Maybe they haven't picked up that patch. So what? Use the latest vanilla
2.4 kernel or extract that hunk that I told you from the kernel tree and
apply it by hand. Or simply update to SuSE 9.1 with a 2.6 kernel.

Regards

Marcel




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