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Subject: Re: Support for Xircom CreditCard Bluetooth adapter?
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On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:

> the problem is with sio(4) driver - not bluetooth. it is known problem an=
d
> it has been around for a while. interrupt routine is not called fast enou=
gh
> to drain FIFO, so it overflows. sio(4) driver has the same problem even w=
hen
> you run ppp(8). of course ppp *was* designed for serial lines and *can*
> tolerate dropped bytes.

Ok, I decided to buy the Epox Bluetooth USB adapter that's listed in the
5.1 Hardware Notes; works like a charm with the Nokia 6310i.

regards,
le

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