Bluetooth debug information flooding logcat

Fonix
Fonix Member Posts: 1 New User

I'm trying to switch to the A3-A20 Android tablet for our application.

The tablet has Android 4.4.2 on it which has a problem in that apparently it was compiled with debugging turned on in the Bluetooth driver. This results in the logcat buffer being flooded with Bluetooth debug messages at over 5000 messages per second. This not only slows the tablet down horribly, but makes debugging impossible as any debug message from my application disappears almost immediately.

 

Is there any updated fix for this problem?

 

We have been using The Acer A200 tablet previously and it was working ok, although it seems to have a problem with the Bluetooth driver (Bluez) lockign up occasioanlly. The new Broadcom driver Android is using now seems to be more stable, but it is not possible top do debuging on the tablet due to the logcat flooding problem.

 

Oh and before you make the usual response about using the logcat filter, please understand that that is useless as

the flooding of the buffer is the problem. It overflows in just a second or so. Filtering doesn't help with that.

 

Is there an update to the OS available that fixes this problem?