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Subject: Support for Xircom CreditCard Bluetooth adapter?
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Hi -mobile,

today I got hold of a Xircom CreditCard Bluetooth adapter. When I put it
into the slot of my Thinkpad T20 running 5.1-CURRENT I can see some
console messages (like "sio4: <Xircom CreditCard Bluetooth> ...", "sio4:
fast mode not possible, using normal"... sorry that I don't have the
exact messages, they didn't  make it into /var/log/messages and I would
need to copy them by hand if you need them :-/) and then the machine
freezes, requiring a power cycle.

Any hints?

regards,
le

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