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What is the use of packet boundary flag in L2CAP in Bluetooth. And it also has concept of automatically Flushable, Non-automatically Flushable and Point-to-point. What does it mean? Please answer the question, It would be great help. Thank you in advance

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The packet boundary flag is part of the fragmentation and reassembly mechanism which allows L2CAP to transfer data units that are larger than the payload in the physical packets sent over the air.

I suggest you read about the HCI ACL data packet format, you can find it in the Bluetooth core specification which is freely available from the Bluetooth SIG website https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/specs/core-specification/

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