AKU 3.x DUN->PAN issues

[schettj]

I've never seen PAN work - it must work somewhere

That UTStarCom aku3.x release is looking better all the time

[MrHappy]

Originally Posted by schettj

Ok, spent some time digging today.

The OS package in the rom kitchen is missing the BT PAN service. It's also missing the BT DUN service.

It would seem possible to get one or the other of those *back* into the kitchen, if they were ever in a working kitchen and/or rom.

I didn't download all the kitchens off xda, but if anyone did, we're looking for the OS package with a rgu (ie, registry) file containing either of these keys:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Se rvices\00001116-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb]
@="PAN"

and /or

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Se rvices\00001103-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB]
@="Dialup Networking"

The @= may not be PAN above, but the ServiceID is right - we're looking for one with an actual "xxx.dll"=dword:000000 line following the serviceId string.

If anyone can find such a beast, let me know, as I think that there's the problem with both DUN and PAN, and we should be able to drop the missing stuff into the OS and build it


Edit: A Registry DUMP from a 3.5 machine (or 3.3 for that matter) with working PAN will do. That will identify the PAN dll, and we could possibly just copy it off that machine and roll it in.

Also, if anyone has AKU 2.x installed, can they check the above key in their ROM and let me know what the Dialup Networking says? Bonus points for getting the dll out of \Windows and sending it to me via PM

If someone has this it will be an asset to the unifited rom project... I could roll back to a 2.x build to get the BT DUN information, but it should be in one of the kitchens out there..

[ashortnacy]

Originally Posted by MrHappy

If someone has this it will be an asset to the unifited rom project... I could roll back to a 2.x build to get the BT DUN information, but it should be in one of the kitchens out there..

I'm backporting for a few days to the Verizon 2x ROM. I'll dig and see what I can find for DUN but I think it's missing PAN altogether.

[evans]

I have yet to install the more recent platform updates, but the registry entries related to BTPAN are at the end of this post.

based on reading, btpan is implemented by btd.dll - which I cannot find on my device - I know it is there someplace.

BTPAN support is only present if the btd.dll has the export named "DriverEntry" (this is from the .def file for btd.dll).

If the btd.dll we have here has "DriverEntry" as an export, then I think it is "simply" a matter of getting the registry entries to "add" a BTPAN connection type.

If that export is not there, then we need a btd.dll with it (or I or someone needs to figure out the platform builder stuff enough to build a new one).


...tom



; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_BTPAN

;
; Global settings
; MediaDelay (DWORD) - period between inquiries, in ms. 2 min is the default, 30 sec minimum.
; InquiryLength (DWORD) - Bluetooth inquiry length, 1..255
; Authenticate (dw) - require authentication on connection. 0 or 1, default 1.
; Encrypt (dw) - require encryption on connection. 0 or 1, default 1.
;

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\pa n]
"MediaDelay"=dword:493e0 ; 300000 = 5 min
"InquiryLength"=dword:8
"Authenticate"=dword:1
"Encrypt"=dword:1

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN]
"DisplayName"="Bluetooth PAN Driver"
"Group"="NDIS"
"ImagePath"="btd.dll"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN\Linkage]
"Route"=multi_sz:"BTPAN1"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN1]
"DisplayName"="Bluetooth PAN Driver"
"Group"="NDIS"
"ImagePath"="btd.dll"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN1\Parms]
"BusNumber"=dword:0
"BusType"=dword:0
; "NetworkAddress"="00-50-F2-00-00-00"

;
; Pan parameters
;
; AdapterType (sz) - Type of adapter. "PANU", "GN" or "NAP".
; ServiceId (sz) - service GUID. Standard string representation of GUID, including {}.
; ConnectionTimeout (dw) - if configuration is not complete within this interval, connection
; is closed. In ms, from 1000 to 30000
; AcceptConnections (dw, PANU and GN) - allow acceptiong connections. 0 or 1, default 0.
; MaxConnections (dw, GN and NAP) - maximum simultaneous connections
; FriendlyName (sz) - friendly name of the service, used to build SDP record
; Description (sz) - description of the service, used to build SDP record
; SDP (bin) - SDP record blob. If absent but required, will be built.
;
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_BRIDGE !
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_ROUTER !
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_GN !
"AdapterType"="PANU"
"ServiceId"="{00001115-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}" ; PANU
"FriendlyName"="Personal Ad-hoc Network"
"Description"="Bluetooth PANU service"
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_BRIDGE
"AdapterType"="NAP"
"ServiceId"="{00001116-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}" ; NAP
"FriendlyName"="Network Access Point"
"Description"="Bluetooth NAP service"
ENDIF
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_ROUTER
"AdapterType"="NAP"
"ServiceId"="{00001116-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}" ; NAP
"FriendlyName"="Network Access Point"
"Description"="Bluetooth NAP service"
ENDIF
IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_GN
"AdapterType"="GN"
"ServiceId"="{00001117-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}" ; GN
"FriendlyName"="Group Ad-hoc Network"
"Description"="Bluetooth GN service"
ENDIF
"ConnectionTimeout"=dword:7530 ; 30000
"AcceptConnections"=dword:1
"MaxConnections"=dword:10

;
; Non-zero-config connections are controlled by association list.
; For every network, a key like below is created
;
;[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN1\Associations\device 1]
; "Address"=hex:00,00,00,00,00,00
; "ServiceId"="{00001115-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}"
; "SSID"="FriendlyDevice"
; "Priority"=dword:1
;
;
; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_BTSVC || CE_MODULES_NETUI
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\De vice\pan]
"DefaultAuth"=dword:1
"DefaultEncrypt"=dword:1
"AdapterName"="BTPAN1"

; @CESYSGEN ENDIF


IF PRJ_BTH_PAN_BRIDGE
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\MBRIDGE]
"Bind"=multi_sz:"BTPAN1", "$(PRJ_NET_LAN1D)"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\BTPAN1\Parms]
"ProtocolsToBindTo"=multi_sz:"MBRIDGE"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\$(PRJ_NET_LAN1)\Parms]
"ProtocolsToBindTo"=multi_sz:"MBRIDGE"

ENDIF
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

[sfaure03]

havent checked the directory entries yet, but often our issues are that the dll's might have conflicts... as said earlier, i dont use this, but I will build a stock rom in a few minutes with this module btd.dll protected from module conflicts. somebody want to test that?

[hodula1]

I would love to test.

Originally Posted by sfaure03

havent checked the directory entries yet, but often our issues are that the dll's might have conflicts... as said earlier, i dont use this, but I will build a stock rom in a few minutes with this module btd.dll protected from module conflicts. somebody want to test that?

[ImCoKeMaN]

Ok i put a test up for the btpan issues that sfaure was working on. it's in my dir on the ftp check under "nk.nbf for btpanduntesting.zip"

[hodula1]

Downloading now....fingers crossed.

Originally Posted by ImCoKeMaN

Ok i put a test up for the btpan issues that sfaure was working on. it's in my dir on the ftp check under "nk.nbf for btpanduntesting.zip"

[evans]

The btd.dll does not have "DriverEntry" exported, so I'm thinking the DLL does not have PAN at all - this is based on the btd.def file in the WCE5 platform builder (notice that "DriverEntry" is only exported if BTD_BTPAN is defined):


;
; Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
;
;
; This source code is licensed under Microsoft Shared Source License
; Version 1.0 for Windows CE.
; For a copy of the license visit http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=3223.
;
LIBRARY BTD

EXPORTS
; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_SYS
BTD_Init
BTD_Deinit
BTD_Open
BTD_Close
BTD_Read
BTD_Write
BTD_Seek
BTD_IOControl
; BTD_PowerUp
; BTD_PowerDown
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_PORTEMU
COM_Init
COM_Deinit
COM_Open
COM_Close
COM_Read
COM_Write
COM_Seek
COM_IOControl
; COM_PowerUp
; COM_PowerDown

BSP_Init
BSP_Deinit
BSP_Open
BSP_Close
BSP_Read
BSP_Write
BSP_Seek
BSP_IOControl
; BSP_PowerUp
; BSP_PowerDown
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_TDI
Register
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_SDP
SdpRetrieveVariableSize
SdpRetrieveVariableSize
SdpRetrieveVariableSize
SdpIsStreamRecord
WriteVariableSizeToStream
WriteVariableSizeToStream
GetContainerHeaderSize
GetContainerHeaderSize
SdpAddAttributeToNodeHeader
Sdp_InitializeListHead
Sdp_RemoveHeadList
WriteLeafToStream
WriteLeafToStream
ComputeNodeListSize
ComputeNodeListSize
ValidateStream
ValidateStream
SdpWalkStream
SdpRetrieveUuid128
SdpRetrieveUint16
SdpRetrieveUint32
SdpRetrieveUint64
SdpRetrieveUint128
SdpByteSwapUuid128
SdpByteSwapUint128
SdpByteSwapUint64
SdpByteSwapUint32
SdpByteSwapUint16
SdpVerifySequenceOf
SdpFreeOrphanedNode
Sdp_InsertEntryList
Sdp_RemoveEntryList
Sdp_InsertTailList
SdpInitializeNodeHeader
SdpTreeFromStream
SdpFreeNode
Sdp_IsListEmpty
SdpCreateNode
SdpCreateNodeUrl
SdpCreateNodeString
SdpCreateNodeUUID16
SdpCreateNodeUUID32
SdpCreateNodeUUID128
SdpCreateNodeInt128
SdpCreateNodeInt64
SdpCreateNodeInt32
SdpCreateNodeInt16
SdpCreateNodeInt8
SdpCreateNodeUInt128
SdpCreateNodeUInt64
SdpCreateNodeUInt32
SdpCreateNodeUInt16
SdpCreateNodeUInt8
SdpCreateNodeBoolean
SdpCreateNodeNil
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_HCI
HCI_EstablishDeviceContext
HCI_CloseDeviceContext
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_L2CAP
L2CAP_EstablishDeviceContext
L2CAP_CloseDeviceContext
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_SDP
SDP_EstablishDeviceContext
SDP_CloseDeviceContext
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_RFCOMM
RFCOMM_EstablishDeviceContext
RFCOMM_CloseDeviceContext
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

; @CESYSGEN IF BTD_BTPAN
DriverEntry
; @CESYSGEN ENDIF

DebugOut PRIVATE
DumpBuff PRIVATE

These are the exports of the btd.dll in that image:

AVCT_CloseDeviceContext
AVCT_EstablishDeviceContext
AVDTP_CloseDeviceContext
AVDTP_EstablishDeviceContext
BSP_Close
BSP_Deinit
BSP_Init
BSP_IOControl
BSP_Open
BSP_Read
BSP_Seek
BSP_Write
BTD_Close
BTD_Deinit
BTD_Init
BTD_IOControl
BTD_Open
BTD_Read
BTD_Seek
BTD_Write
COM_Close
COM_Deinit
COM_Init
COM_IOControl
COM_Open
COM_Read
COM_Seek
COM_Write
ComputeNodeListSize
DebugOut
DumpBuff
GetContainerHeaderSize
HCI_CloseDeviceContext
HCI_EstablishDeviceContext
L2CAP_CloseDeviceContext
L2CAP_EstablishDeviceContext
Register
RFCOMM_CloseDeviceContext
RFCOMM_EstablishDeviceContext
SDP_CloseDeviceContext
SDP_EstablishDeviceContext
Sdp_InitializeListHead
Sdp_InsertEntryList
Sdp_InsertTailList
Sdp_IsListEmpty
Sdp_RemoveEntryList
Sdp_RemoveHeadList
SdpAddAttributeToNodeHeader
SdpByteSwapUint128
SdpByteSwapUint16
SdpByteSwapUint32
SdpByteSwapUint64
SdpByteSwapUuid128
SdpCreateNode
SdpCreateNodeBoolean
SdpCreateNodeInt128
SdpCreateNodeInt16
SdpCreateNodeInt32
SdpCreateNodeInt64
SdpCreateNodeInt8
SdpCreateNodeNil
SdpCreateNodeString
SdpCreateNodeUInt128
SdpCreateNodeUInt16
SdpCreateNodeUInt32
SdpCreateNodeUInt64
SdpCreateNodeUInt8
SdpCreateNodeUrl
SdpCreateNodeUUID128
SdpCreateNodeUUID16
SdpCreateNodeUUID32
SdpFreeNode
SdpFreeOrphanedNode
SdpInitializeNodeHeader
SdpIsStreamRecord
SdpRetrieveUint128
SdpRetrieveUint16
SdpRetrieveUint32
SdpRetrieveUint64
SdpRetrieveUuid128
SdpRetrieveVariableSize
SdpTreeFromStream
SdpVerifySequenceOf
SdpWalkStream
ValidateStream
WriteLeafToStream
WriteVariableSizeToStream

[hodula1]

Still no luck. Still not showing BT PAN and ICS also gives an error when you select Bluetooth PAN