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Subject: Re: BT LAN connection with Symbian phones
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On Tue, 13 Dec 2005, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:

> this whole mess can be avoided by just using gnubox. gnubox modifies 
> communication database settings on some symbian phones so it is possible to 
> create access point which will use bluetooth instead of gprs/gsm data.

Yes, thank you very much for detailed explanation.

I can now connect to FreeBSD, but link drops if I try to send any data.

I've got this in /var/log/messages:

Dec 13 21:36:22 home kernel: ng_ubt_rcvdata: ubt0 - Dropping HCI frame 0x1, len=124. Queue full
Dec 13 21:36:22 home kernel: ng_ubt_rcvdata: ubt0 - Dropping HCI frame 0x1, len=34. Queue full
Dec 13 21:36:23 home kernel: ng_ubt_rcvdata: ubt0 - Dropping HCI frame 0x1, len=35. Queue full
Dec 13 21:36:24 home kernel: ng_ubt_rcvdata: ubt0 - Dropping HCI frame 0x1, len=35. Queue full

After this links dies.
Looks similar to unanswered mail in this list:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-bluetooth/2005-January/000204.html

Any idea what's going wrong?
Thank you.