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Old 03-30-2022, 06:24 AM   #1
NitinJ1
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Question In Linux kernel code how to disable CTKD (Cross Transport Key Derivation) feature for Bluetooth-BLE


When we connect and bond BLE, link keys are generated for both BLE and BREDR. This because of CTKD (Cross Transport Key Derivation).

Query: In Linux Kernel code, with Bluez 5.61, I want link keys to be generated separately during BLE and BT connection. How can I disable this CTKD feature? Is there any flag that will help to disable this?

My attempt: I tried to comment the code that generates BREDR link key during BLE connection, but this way has a impact during BREDR connection.
 
  


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