FWIW, a few lines from the /var/log/btmp file (didn't help me at all):
Mar 27 19:12:26 Imagine kernel: [ 53.795788] Bluetooth: Core ver 2.15
Mar 27 19:12:26 Imagine kernel: [ 53.795811] NET: Registered protocol family
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Mar 27 19:12:26 Imagine kernel: [ 53.795812] Bluetooth: HCI device and
Another case verifying slow bluetooth on 10.04 and 10.10:
30KB/s on Dell m1530 laptop Broadcom BC2045 bluetooth card transferring
to Nexus S.
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Well in lubuntu 10.10 it is still slow, it slowens down to bytes and
increases upto 30Kb but not more, only for the first file I have seen
180KB rate but not for others when sending multiple files
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ok, this problem seems to be fixed in 10.10. Ma be a fix in blutooth
applet.
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Hi all, has there been any progress on this or a workaround found? I'm
building a service in which users upload images and it's painfully slow
compared to Windows with the same hardware (google nexus or any other
phone -> Mac mini running Ubuntu 9.10 or Windows).
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Same thing here on Lucid, 30KiB/s
Sony Ericsson K770i -> eeepc 1000h
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Tested send-files and had the same (slow) results.
Tested on Karmic and Lucid.
Average speed (taken from the GUI) is around 21/22kb
Please let me know how can I help with the troubleshooting.
Thanks
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Hello,
You know speed may vary, depending on the environment.
However, could you try the following:
- Open a terminal
- Type /usr/share/doc/obexd-client/examples/send-files XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
your-file
where XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX is the address of your device.
and try to evaluate the speed of the t
