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Recent discussion reminded me to ask..

We have rfcomm_sppd for making 'outbound' connections to SPP services
offered by other devices.  This works well enough for me to talk to my
GPS, at least.

Is there something to do the reverse, so that NetBSD can offer an SPP
service to another bluetooth client?  The sync interface of my phone
works this way: you tickle one of its SPP's and it disconnects and
tries to make an SPP connection back to you, expecting to find PPP
running there..

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Dan.
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