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From: Kurt Jaeger <pi@freebsd.org>
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Hello,

> For my bluetooth daemon project, called blued, I wrote a patch that
> adds some HCI commands to netgraph to allow for secure simple pairing
> to work. I would like to upstream my patch so my software can be used
> without the end-user having to patch the kernel. I've attached my
> patch for review.

Thanks.

> If I need to create an account on Phabricator and supply my patch that
> way, I can look into that instead.

It's not a 100% requirement, but it helps. Alternativly, submit it
via bugs.freebsd.org as a problem report.

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