Dear all,
I own a Logitech Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse. I wanted to use the
Logitech dongle to additionally connect my Bluetooth headset to the PC for
Skype voice calls.
So far no problems, modules and demons load fine, switched the Logitech
dongle to bluetooth mode via hid2hci.
To automate this process during boot time I enabled the bluetooth.init
script. The demons and modules still load fine, but hid2hci crashes with a
segmentation fault. When I run the init script after bootup as superuser
everything goes fine.
Any idea where is the difference or what I am doing wrong?
Running Suse 9.1 with a vanilla kernel 2.6.12.4. Tried the last three
releases of Bluez.
Regards
Stefan
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:
>Hi Stefan,
>
>
>
>>I own a Logitech Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse. I wanted to use the
>>Logitech dongle to additionally connect my Bluetooth headset to the PC for
>>Skype voice calls.
>>So far no problems, modules and demons load fine, switched the Logitech
>>dongle to bluetooth mode via hid2hci.
>>To automate this process during boot time I enabled the bluetooth.init
>>script. The demons and modules still load fine, but hid2hci crashes with a
>>segmentation fault. When I run the init script after bootup as superuser
>>everything goes fine.
>>Any idea where is the difference or what I am doing wrong?
>>Running Suse 9.1 with a vanilla kernel 2.6.12.4. Tried the last three
>>releases of Bluez.
>>
>>
>
>check with dmesg if you see a kernel oops. Otherwise use gdb to debug
>
>
>the problem.
>
>
I think I have the same problem. I'm using a powerpc, the keyboard work
before bluez-utils is loaded.
>Regards
>
>Marcel
>
>
>
>
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Hi Stefan,
> I own a Logitech Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse. I wanted to use the
> Logitech dongle to additionally connect my Bluetooth headset to the PC for
> Skype voice calls.
> So far no problems, modules and demons load fine, switched the Logitech
> dongle to bluetooth mode via hid2hci.
> To automate this process during boot time I enabled the bluetooth.init
> script. The demons and modules still load fine, but hid2hci crashes with a
> segmentation fault. When I run the init script after bootup as superuser
> everything goes fine.
> Any idea where is the difference or what I am doing wrong?
> Running Suse 9.1 with a vanilla kernel 2.6.12.4. Tried the last three
> releases of Bluez.
check with dmesg if you see a kernel oops. Otherwise use gdb to debug
the problem.
Regards
Marcel
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Stefan,
If you are really annoyed by hid2hci, you can make hci the default via
pskey (in cvs bluez-utils)
Brad
Stefan Michaelis wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I own a Logitech Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse. I wanted to use the
> Logitech dongle to additionally connect my Bluetooth headset to the PC for
> Skype voice calls.
> So far no problems, modules and demons load fine, switched the Logitech
> dongle to bluetooth mode via hid2hci.
> To automate this process during boot time I enabled the bluetooth.init
> script. The demons and modules still load fine, but hid2hci crashes with a
> segmentation fault. When I run the init script after bootup as superuser
> everything goes fine.
> Any idea where is the difference or what I am doing wrong?
> Running Suse 9.1 with a vanilla kernel 2.6.12.4. Tried the last three
> releases of Bluez.
>
> Regards
>
> Stefan
>
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