Bluetooth and Android?

[hceuterpe]

I haven't had the time to do this as I've been super-busy, but does the stereo jack on the bottom now work with BT?

It seems like the two using some sort of audio gateway would be very closely linked.

It also seems like you need to import binary blobs from WM to make Bluetooth in Android work. Isn't that what the csv files are?

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by hceuterpe

I haven't had the time to do this as I've been super-busy, but does the stereo jack on the bottom now work with BT?

It seems like the two using some sort of audio gateway would be very closely linked.

It also seems like you need to import binary blobs from WM to make Bluetooth in Android work. Isn't that what the csv files are?

Not sure if the csv's can be considered 'binary blobs' but sure...

The 3.5mm jack is completely independent of BT - how are they tied together...? You make it sound like plugging something into the 3.5mm jack has something to do with BT, they're mutually exclusive.

[hceuterpe]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Not sure if the csv's can be considered 'binary blobs' but sure...

The 3.5mm jack is completely independent of BT - how are they tied together...? You make it sound like plugging something into the 3.5mm jack has something to do with BT, they're mutually exclusive.

Not sure it's completely independent. Read the XDA post about the audio routing. The audio routing was a requirement for something like a BT headset to work. It improved in-call quality within the headset calling, too. Not to mention, video camera audio working.

When testers don't have BT running right, speakerphone w/ external-mic calling in previous work kernels fails.

Not to mention pdawg's comment on XDA:

Originally Posted by pdawg17 Interesting...this morning I twice tried to pair a BT headset and after entering the PIN the phone got VERY SLUGGISH and continued that way until I forced a reboot...reminds me a lot of what happens when I remove the 3.5mm adapter from my phone...

Would the 'ol logcat -v time and dmesg be best or something else?"

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by hceuterpe

Not sure it's completely independent. Read the XDA post about the audio routing. The audio routing was a requirement for something like a BT headset to work. It improved in-call quality within the headset calling, too. Not to mention, video camera audio working.

I've read the whole thread. 3.5mm audio is not fixed - now the userland audio routing may be affected, however there's no support in the kernel for it - so it's still not working, that's my point that they are mutually exclusive.