Bluetooth PAN support for FreeBSD

Hi, I write the code to teach sdpd and libsdp about pan
profiles. Also 
write the registration of NAP service on btpand daemon.

Tested with sony ericsson w850i.

Thanks Maksim for the btpand work!
Rako


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Hello,

> Hi, I write the code to teach sdpd and libsdp about pan
profiles. Also
>  write the registration of NAP service on btpand
daemon.
>
>  Tested with sony ericsson w850i.

thanks for your work! i actually have somewhat similar patch
that i'm
about to commit. i will add support for nap/gn and panu
profiles.

>  Thanks Maksim for the btpand work!

btpand in NOT my work. Heiko Wundram (Beenic) "wundram
(at) beenic
(dot) net" deserves all the credit for this work. btw,
with Heiko's
permission, i will be importing btpand into the main tree
soon.

thanks,
max
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Hello,

>  > Hi, I write the code to teach sdpd and libsdp
about pan profiles. Also
>  >  write the registration of NAP service on btpand
daemon.
>  >
>  >  Tested with sony ericsson w850i.
>
> thanks for your work! i actually have somewhat similar
patch that i'm
>  about to commit. i will add support for nap/gn and
panu profiles.

i have committed support for bnep based profiles into
-current and
have mfc'd it into releng_7 and _6.

>  >  Thanks Maksim for the btpand work!
>
> btpand in NOT my work. Heiko Wundram (Beenic)
"wundram (at) beenic
>  (dot) net" deserves all the credit for this work.
btw, with Heiko's
>  permission, i will be importing btpand into the main
tree soon.

i'm currently talking to Heiko about importing newer version
of the
btpand into the main tree.

thanks,
max
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:

> i have committed support for bnep based profiles into
-current and
> have mfc'd it into releng_7 and _6.

+struct sdp_nap_profile
+{
+	uint16_t	security_description;	/* HBO: NAP/GN */
+	uint16_t	net_access_type;	/* HBO: NAP */
+	uint32_t	max_net_access_rate;	/* HBO: NAP */
+};

what does HBO mean?

iain
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Iain Hibbert wrote:

> On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
>
> > i have committed support for bnep based profiles
into -current and
> > have mfc'd it into releng_7 and _6.
>
> +struct sdp_nap_profile
> +{
> +	uint16_t	security_description;	/* HBO: NAP/GN */
> +	uint16_t	net_access_type;	/* HBO: NAP */
> +	uint32_t	max_net_access_rate;	/* HBO: NAP */
> +};

also, why no PSM and load_factor ?

	uint16_t	psm;
	uint8_t		load_factor;

both would seem useful here..

iain
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On 3/18/08, Iain Hibbert <plunkyrya-online.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
>
>  > i have committed support for bnep based profiles
into -current and
>  > have mfc'd it into releng_7 and _6.
>
>
> +struct sdp_nap_profile
>  +{
>  +       uint16_t        security_description;   /*
HBO: NAP/GN */
>  +       uint16_t        net_access_type;        /*
HBO: NAP */
>  +       uint32_t        max_net_access_rate;    /*
HBO: NAP */
>  +};
>
>  what does HBO mean?

host byte order.

> also, why no PSM and load_factor ?
>
>       uint16_t        psm;
>       uint8_t         load_factor;
>
> both would seem useful here..

well, psm comes from assigned numbers specification, i.e.
15. my
initial concern was about "broken" devices, i.e.
devices that do not
make sdp query and simply use default psm. however, this is
a bogus
argument because if device does not use sdp it really does
not matter
what i put in there   so, i
really do not have very strong opinion
about it. it is trivial to add if people want it.

i did not add load_factor because i was not sure if anybody
ever going
to look at it. it is marked as optional. again, it is
trivial to add
if people want it.

thanks,
max
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:

> well, psm comes from assigned numbers specification,

btw do you have such a document?  I don't have any copy and
so far as I
can see, it is only available at bluetooth.org under
password protection
now :-/

iain
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On 3/18/08, Iain Hibbert <plunkyrya-online.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
>
>  > well, psm comes from assigned numbers
specification,
>
>  btw do you have such a document?  I don't have any
copy and so far as I
>  can see, it is only available at bluetooth.org under
password protection
>  now :-/

well, i have a printed copy somewhere. you are right
though,
bluetooth.org now hides everything under password
protection. very
annoying. i think, i have an account with them. need to dig
up the
credentials though 

thanks,
max
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