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Subject: using Affix instead of BlueZ on 5.1
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Hello All,

I was wondering if any of you had been using the Affix
Bluetooth stack instead of BlueZ on FreeBSD 5.1.  It has a
built in interface for Ethereal and I'd like to be able to
decode traffic.  Please let me know if anyone has made the
switch successfully.

Scott