Affix

Affix is the go-to Bluetooth protocol stack for Linux. If you're looking to get into Bluetooth development or just want to manage your connections better, this software has got you covered!

What’s Inside Affix?

This package includes the user-level parts of the Affix stack and comes packed with:

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• Core Libraries and Tools: You’ll find libaffix.so, libaffix_utils.so, btctl, and btsrv.
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• Service Discovery: Client/server libraries and daemon like libaffix_sdp.so, libaffix_sdpsvc.so, and btsdp.
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• OBEX Support: Includes client/server libraries and daemon like libaffix_obex.so and btobex.
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A Variety of Supported Profiles!

The Affix package supports a bunch of profiles, including:

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• General Access Profile
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• Service Discovery Profile
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• Serial Port Profile
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• DialUp Networking Profile
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• LAN Access Profile
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• OBEX Object Push Profile
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• OBEX File Transfer Profile
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• PAN Profile
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Main Features of Affix!

This software offers some cool features:

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• This supports Bluetooth specs version 1.1 and 1.2.
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• A modular implementation makes it flexible.
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• You get a socket interface for L2CAP versions 1.1, 1.2, and RFCOMM protocols.
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• No worries about hardware; it works across various devices.
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• SMP safe for multi-threading support.
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If you’re interested in downloading it, check out the link: \u003ca href=\"https://softpas.com/app/affix-for-linux/preview\" title=\"Download Affix\" target=\"_blank\"\u003eAFFIX Download Link!</a>

Add-ons Available!

The affix-kernel provides kernel modules that implement core protocols along with Bluetooth device drivers. You can use these modules separately or link them right into your kernel.

You also have control tools, libraries, server daemons, plus other packages like:

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• Pyaffix:: For Python programming language support."\r\n
• Ethereal plugin:: Helpful for debugging purposes."\r\n
• If you’re wondering how well it works with devices, we’ve tested it successfully against many popular ones like Nokia Bluetooth Phone (6210), Digianswer stack for Windows, Compaq iPaq, Bluetooth stack for Palm OS, and Ericsson phones (T68).