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Hi there,
I just bought a Logitech MX900 - works fine with the dongle, as it
registers as a native USB HID.
But as the USB "dongle" that comes with the mouse also works as a
bluetooth device, it would be nice to have support for this.
I'm not sure if there already is support, if not, I'd like to have a
look at it myself. The thingy reports as two USB devices,
"Logitech Inc." and "Texas Instruments, Inc. TUSB2036 HUB". I think the
second one might be the Bluetooth device.
Any experiences with ti chipsets?
or maybe I just overlooked something and everything is already "there"...
cu,
~ Lars
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:
| Hi Lars,
|
|
|>Hm I just tried
|>| hid2hci -0
|>Switching device 046d:c705 to HCI mode failed (no such file or directory)
|
|
| check that you've compiled a kernel with CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV and check
| that the hiddev device nodes are present.
thanks, I missed hiddev raw devices. works fine now :)
cu,
~ Lars
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Hi Lars,
> Hm I just tried
> | hid2hci -0
> Switching device 046d:c705 to HCI mode failed (no such file or directory)
check that you've compiled a kernel with CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV and check
that the hiddev device nodes are present.
Regards
Marcel
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Douglas Russell wrote:
|>>or maybe I just overlooked something and everything is already "there"...
|>
|>I think so, because hid2hci should already support switching it into HCI
|>mode.
|>
|>Regards
|>
|>Marcel
|>
|
| Yeah, that works.
Hm I just tried
| hid2hci -0
Switching device 046d:c705 to HCI mode failed (no such file or directory)
:/
any ideas?
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On Saturday 07 August 2004 13:53, Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Lars,
>
> > I just bought a Logitech MX900 - works fine with the dongle, as it
> > registers as a native USB HID.
> >
> > But as the USB "dongle" that comes with the mouse also works as a
> > bluetooth device, it would be nice to have support for this.
> >
> > I'm not sure if there already is support, if not, I'd like to have a
> > look at it myself. The thingy reports as two USB devices,
> > "Logitech Inc." and "Texas Instruments, Inc. TUSB2036 HUB". I think the
> > second one might be the Bluetooth device.
> >
> > Any experiences with ti chipsets?
> >
> > or maybe I just overlooked something and everything is already "there"...
>
> I think so, because hid2hci should already support switching it into HCI
> mode.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
Yeah, that works.
Puggy
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Hi Lars,
> I just bought a Logitech MX900 - works fine with the dongle, as it
> registers as a native USB HID.
>
> But as the USB "dongle" that comes with the mouse also works as a
> bluetooth device, it would be nice to have support for this.
>
> I'm not sure if there already is support, if not, I'd like to have a
> look at it myself. The thingy reports as two USB devices,
> "Logitech Inc." and "Texas Instruments, Inc. TUSB2036 HUB". I think the
> second one might be the Bluetooth device.
>
> Any experiences with ti chipsets?
>
> or maybe I just overlooked something and everything is already "there"...
I think so, because hid2hci should already support switching it into HCI
mode.
Regards
Marcel
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