Re: [Bluez-users] Need help with PAND between 2 linux boxes

Hi Paul,

Now it worked just fine.
Many thanks for the quick help.

you are welcome.

Now, regarding the docs, I have read the comment in
hcid.conf, but "master - become master on incoming
connections, and deny role switch on outgoing
connections" seemed fine from my point of view.
I interpreted like "I will be master for all incoming
conections, and I will deny role switch for all
outgoing connection" which seemed fine from my point
of view.

And if both sides do it this way it can't work. Think about it and you
understand it. Remember that the connection initiator is the master in
the first place.

I could not see what I was wrong from
http://bluez.sourceforge.net/contrib/HOWTO-PAN.
and not even from 
http://fedoranews.org/contributors/muhammad_al_ismail/bluetooth/
which claims to be a FC2 setup.

I don't wrote these two. Contact the authors.

And now I have another question:
After using the pand, I finished the transfers, I
shutted down the bluetooth service, ifconfig bnep0
down, and I wanted to "rmmod bnep".
But rmmod bnep gives:
ERROR: Module bnep is in use
And indeed is in use by "ps xa|grep bnep" :
2660 ?        SW<    0:00 [kbnepd bnep0]

Is this normal ?

Yes, because "ifconfig bnep0 down" doesn't kill the BNEP connection
between these two devices. Try to run "pand -K".

Regards

Marcel




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Hi Marcel,

--- Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org> wrote:

quoted

ifconfig bnep0
down, and I wanted to "rmmod bnep".
But rmmod bnep gives:
ERROR: Module bnep is in use
And indeed is in use by "ps xa|grep bnep" :
2660 ?        SW<    0:00 [kbnepd bnep0]

Is this normal ?

Yes, because "ifconfig bnep0 down" doesn't kill the
BNEP connection
between these two devices. Try to run "pand -K".

It worked flawlessly with "pand -K".
And thanks again, your answers were like instant.

Paul,
A happy now pan with bluez user.


		
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