Hi Moises, Denis Kenzior wrote: > Hi Moises, > >> I was advised by padovan on IRC that I should try dbus >= 1.3 ... I >> am going to try that today, I was putting that off cuz this seemed >> like a lower level issue and upgrading dbus seemed like non-trivial >> since many things depend on dbus and fedora 13 does not seem to >> include rpm for dbus >= 1.3 > > Neither oFono nor BlueZ will enable the plugins for HFP support unless > DBus-1.3 is installed (or alternatively a hacked dbus-1.2 with file > descriptor passing support)
Denis is right. For example, my ubuntu 10.04 has dbus-1.3.0 so HFP works smoothly on my laptop. I remember there's someone has a hacked dbus-1.2 with fd passing support. It does work but I would recommend you use dbus-1.3. >> >> Can I somehow to try ofono connect to my cell and not the other way >> around? > > The connection initiator is actually irrelevant. You just need to > make sure that BlueZ has paired with your device and the > HandsfreeGateway interface is created for your device. > >> The final goal here is NOT use this with pulseaudio, but rather have >> access to the SCO socket so I can manipulate the audio. > > If you want this, then you will need to eventually write your > own plugin > that will manage the RFCOMM and SCO sockets. Today, BlueZ > does this part... Right. See bluez/audio/unix.c for BlueZ part SCO code that cooperate with pulseaudio. BlueZ sends SCO fd to pulseaudio via UNIX type socks. > Regards, > -Denis > _______________________________________________ > ofono mailing list > ofono@ofono.org > http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono Regards, Zhenhua _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list ofono@ofono.org http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
