Re: any suitable bluetooth headsets?

Thanks Jamey,

Can I assume that _any_ headset will work then?
(including the stereo ones?)

Jamey Hicks <jamey.hicks_at_hp.com> wrote:

> Marcus Brown wrote:
>
> >Gday all,
> >
> >just finishing up my preparation for my big trip (wooharrgghhh!)
> >Didn't announce my disappointment on losing mypaq to list,
> >however, insurance is covering it, and I'll receive the new
> >unit when I arrive at the hotel tomorrow (thank God!).
> >(which also means I'll have a spare PSU, and a cradle that I can mod:)
> >BTW: I'm also upgrading my memory cards to sandisk 512MB CF 66x,
> >and 256MB SD 66x!!! (so I'm interested in speed tests).
> >
> >Now to the point,
> >_IF_ I can actually get hold of any cash while doing this trip,
> >I'm hoping to get a bluetooth headset (+hopefully my business partner
> >can be convinced to get me a Nokia 6225 CDMA2000+BT mobile).
> >As far as I can tell from what I've read about bluetooth in general,
> >the only thing that stops a headset being usable is the existence
> >of a Headset Profile for that device (or chip?).
> >Does anyone have any ideas on this? ... and what might be involved
> >in finding out the best option?
> >ie. small, light, comfortable and work with both phone and (one day)
> >a linux-based h2210. (I'm unaware atm as to wether a bt headset can
> >work under ppc2003).
> >If I end up with $ and no advice/info I'll just try and get the nicest
> >one I can afford (and hope for the best)
> >
> >
> >
> Someone wrote a bluetooth headset profile, and I packaged it:
>
> ipkg install bluezsco
> modprobe snd-bluezsco
> cat /usr/lib/ipkg/info/bluezsco.control for notes on how to use it
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Received on Tue Feb 24 2004 - 13:12:53 EST