FreeBT is a project to encourage development of Bluetooth solutions for the Windows platform.
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The Latest FreeBT Release

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Mission

This page is designed to give you an idea of what FreeBT is about. The primary aim of this site is to promote Bluetooth innovation on the Windows platform.
Of course there are already a number of Bluetooth implementations for the Windows platform (see the Links section for a full list), however the currently available kit is not exactly conducive to creating an innovative environment for Bluetooth.

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FreeBT News

6th December, 2004 - A3 Released - Windows XP Service Pack 2 support added
The third Alpha release of FreeBT including a number of driver-related fixes, including support for Windows XP Service Pack 2, can now be downloaded here. You can also browse the contents on-line here.

12th March, 2004 - A2 Released - SiliconWave support added
The second Alpha release of FreeBT can now be downloaded here.

6th March, 2004 - A1 Released
The first Alpha release of FreeBT can now be downloaded here. You can also browse the contents on-line here.
A CVS server and web front end will come later. If you have any comments, please post them in the forums

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Roadmap

This roadmap lists the deliveries that are currently envisaged as being appropriate stepping stones towards the goals outlined in FreeBT's mission statement.

Milestone 1: Alpha Release 1 (A1)
Proof of concept providing building blocks for later work:

  • Generic USB Hardware driver
  • Flexible, generic HCI abstraction
  • Conveniently packaged HCI API
  • Raw ACL Data delivery

Milestone 2: Protocol fundamentals

  • L2CAP Implementation (in user mode)
  • Flexible, generic L2CAP-based protocol framework
  • SDP implementation (proof of concept)

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FreeBT Forums

Join the registered users of FreeBT in the online forums, where issues like interoperability, development and suggestions for upcoming releases are discussed.

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FreeBT Bugzilla

Bugzilla is used for tracking changes, bugs and development of the FreeBT stack. View bugreports and change requests here.

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