However I was ready and moved the scrollbars up and down, and voila tranfer resumed.īut now it's a real PAIN for CPU - around 70% the transfer is now very SLOW and CPU is spinning displaying the messages.Īgain, around 80 % it again "hanged" on still display, again moving the scrollbars resuscicated the transfer. Īccording to the progress bar, second try also "hanged" somewhere around 1/3 of the file, with stopped display. It looks like display is rewritting the whole buffer every new message.Īnd after few megabytes (approx 1/3 of the file) it have said CLOSE OK and the file wasn't complete yet. There are problems with display of the transfer messages. I will now test the tranfer with even bigger file, let's say 10 MB I am aware of the fact that Win2003SE plugin is separate, my father has Acer N50 with Win2003SE so I belive he can test it within couple of days as well. It seemed to transfer fully with no problems.
#Broadcom bluetooth stack download
You can download the test tool for WM2003 here if you want to try it, but I couldn't test it because I don't have any WM2003 devices with the Widcom/Broadcom stack, sorry.
It can see the other devices, but connections always fail.
#Broadcom bluetooth stack windows
I have also compiled the tool with EVC4 for Windows Mobile 2003, but that version doesn't work properly on Windows Mobile 5. Furthermore, it shows debug messages in a text list during the transfer. It only works with portrait mode, not landscape, and doesn't adjust its size to various screen sizes. hcd file to /lib/firmware/brcm and reboot your computer. You may list all Bluetooth devices like this: The output may look like this: As you can see, you need brcm/BCM20702A1-0b05-17cb.hcd firmware. Please note that this is just a TEST tool. When you inserting Broadcom Bluetooth device you prefered Linux distribution may not load it properly. See the file readme.txt for usage instructions. The final goal will of course be to integrate this function into Total Commander Pocket, but before I proceed, I would like to ask you to test it with your devices too. Hello MrBin, Yes, Windows Server 2019 does support Bluetooth devices. I have created a modified tool now which does work with standard OBEX servers (available on almost all Windows Mobile and Palm devices). Re: Windows Server 2019 and Bluetooth stack. However, it uses its own client+server code, so I couldn't use it directly. I have installed the Broadcom stack, and there was a sample tool for OBEX transfers. OK, I have access to a WM5 device with Broadcom stack now!
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