2007/8/2, Rafal Czlonka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Krzysztof Burghardt wrote: > > This is simply not true. Where you read it? > > /usr/share/doc/bluetooth-alsa/build.html
And where it mention that you need to use btsco? > By this analogy, it somehow implies it. Apparently I wasn't the only one > who thought the same. > If it's not true, then the docs should be more specific. They are. Have you looked into README.Debian? > Steps from html docs in /usr/share/doc/bluetooth-alsa/ Try also sample configuration files from this directory. > > Yes, but why? What is the point? > > As I've written before: > 1. It was btsco I used the first time, and it worked. Me too. But it have better replacement now. > 2. Because the above analogy I thought my device is the "old SCO one". There is no two versions of devices. There is only older and newer driver. > 3. Almost every HOWTO/tutorial online on configuring bluetooth headsets > has a part with btsco. Most of them are outdated. Like everything else you can found using typical search engine. > 4. Because btsco IS used in Ubuntu. Actually I don't care about Ubuntu > itself but since it is more luser-friendly, I thought ... Maybe that's the point. > OK, once again thank you for clarifying it, sorry for the nasty bug > report. > I guess I'll have to take a deeper look into it. I'll investigate this too. Thanks for your time, and let me known if you need any help with bluetooth-alsa, -- Krzysztof Burghardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.burghardt.pl/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
