MS Bluetooth Stack in ROM upgrades

[mlcastro]

Hi All,

I've done extensive searching throughout the forums and have noticed that there is complete avoidance of questions related to the MS Bluetooth stack or statements saying that their widcomm stack works just fine.

That being said, there are tons of people out there with major BT issues. Even HTC is aware of the problem.

I guess what I'm wondering is, is it just that the chefs, etc. have no idea how to get the MS BT Stack into a ROM? If that's the case then maybe someone can post that so we can stop all the questions.

Is it that the stack can only be extracted when an official stock ROM with the MS bluetooth stack is released?

If someone does know how to get the MS BT Stack, I have seen several chefs asking for it so they can cook their own ROMS with it.

Thanks for your responses!

[jakdillard]

What it may be is that most of the chefs here don't really use the bluetooth services that the enduser may use so it is not that big of a deal to them ..... but removing the broadcom stack would require a slight bit of work (not) really adding the MSFT stack would be as easy as adding two folders to the SYS directory but whats the gain and whats the loss from doing this .....

[mlcastro]

Originally Posted by jakdillard

What it may be is that most of the chefs here don't really use the bluetooth services that the enduser may use so it is not that big of a deal to them ..... but removing the broadcom stack would require a slight bit of work (not) really adding the MSFT stack would be as easy as adding two folders to the SYS directory but whats the gain and whats the loss from doing this .....

Thanks for your response, lets see the gain from this would be bluetooth functionality for many people who can't really use handsfree and other devices.

I'm really not sure what the losses would be.

I think that if one of the veteran chefs could provide some assistance with what you described there would be someone else who would develop a ROM with this stack

[Mr. X]

I personally find the MS stack to be worse then then Broadcom stack. so i wouldn't be doing this.

[mlcastro]

Originally Posted by Juggalo_X

I personally find the MS stack to be worse then then Broadcom stack. so i wouldn't be doing this.

Right, as I said in my OP, this is a standard response which doesn't really address the questions that many have.

[Mr. X]

Originally Posted by mlcastro

Right, as I said in my OP, this is a standard response which doesn't really address the questions that many have.

if you asking if we have any idea how to get it in there? it would be simple, the hardest part would be removing the boradcom stack i have the MS stack already. i just wont do it.

[mlcastro]

Originally Posted by Juggalo_X

if you asking if we have any idea how to get it in there? it would be simple, the hardest part would be removing the boradcom stack i have the MS stack already. i just wont do it.

I see, is the hard part identifying the files?

[jakdillard]

Originally Posted by mlcastro

I see, is the hard part identifying the files?

no its just that for the most part you will lose functionality the broadcom stack does so much more than the ms stack

[dodgeboy]

Originally Posted by Juggalo_X

if you asking if we have any idea how to get it in there? it would be simple, the hardest part would be removing the boradcom stack i have the MS stack already. i just wont do it.

Someone on the forum already removed the Widcomm stack... It was noted in one of the other threads about this (not in the upgrades forum). I will try to find it and link to it.

Dave

[mlcastro]

Originally Posted by dodgeboy

Someone on the forum already removed the Widcomm stack... It was noted in one of the other threads about this (not in the upgrades forum). I will try to find it and link to it.

Dave

Wow that'd be great +1