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40  *    packets. Once a packet is received, a 2-second sleep is initiated.
91 * packet boundaries and sizes of the requests - that is,
93 * in a packet, the echo packet should have a payload of
96 * in a single large buffer, causing us to loose the packet
98 * response packet. The ECHO_MIU parameter determines exactly that.
124 // Split up the packet in ECHO_MIU size packets
291 LlcpPacket packet;
303 packet = socket.receive();
304 if (packet == null || packet.getDataBuffer() == null) {
307 byte[] dataUnit = packet.getDataBuffer();
310 if (DBG) Log.d(TAG, "read " + packet.getDataBuffer().length + " bytes");
315 mRemoteSap = packet.getRemoteSap();