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Chapter 7: Bluetooth

You should not enable the Bluetooth device support in the

USB drivers section of your kernel configuration (CONFIG_

USB_BLUETOOTH). This is a vestigial driver from very

early Bluetooth work and will prevent the BlueZ Bluetooth

stack from operating. If you are using a distribution’s pre-

compiled kernel, this corresponds to the bluetooth kernel

module, and you should prevent it from being loaded. This

can be done either by ensuring the BlueZ hci_usb module is

loaded instead of the USB Bluetooth module or by disabling

the module by adding its name to hotplug’s configuration

list (/etc/hotplug/blacklist).

Once your kernel is compiled and you have rebooted, you must configure

Linux so it knows how to load the appropriate Bluetooth protocol modules.

Most modern distributions come with /etc/modules.conf already set up for

Bluetooth use, but you may be missing the required configuration.

SCO links support Bluetooth Audio m

RFCOMM protocol support Serial data transfer m

RFCOMM TTY support Maps Linux terminal devices (e.g., /dev/

rfcomm0) to Bluetooth serial ports

BNEP protocol support Personal area networking m

BNEP Multicast filter support,

protocol filter support

Advanced filtering for networking y

Table 7-4. BlueZ hardware support configuration options

Option Purpose Recommended value

HCI USB driver Support for USB dongles

SCO (voice) support Audio transmission support y

USB zero packet support Workaround for buggy USB devices n

HCI UART driver Support for serial dongles: either PCMCIA, CF,

or RS232 serial port

UART (H4) protocol support Serial protocol used for most PCMCIA and CF

cards

BCSP protocol support Serial protocol used for PCMCIA and CF cards

based on the CSR BlueCore chipset

Transmit CRC with every BCSP

packet

Improves reliability of BCSP support, at a

slight cost to efficiency

HCI BlueFRITZ! USB driver Support for BlueFRITZ! Bluetooth ISDN m

HCI VHCI (Virtual HCI device)

driver

Support for a virtual Bluetooth device for test-

ing purposes

Table 7-3. BlueZ protocol configuration options (continued)

Option Purpose Recommended value

1 2 ... 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ... 45 46

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