Hi!
On my new Asus V6835VLP there is a bluetooth adapter by Toshiba with a
CSR-chip. Using M$ WinXP everything works great. Only SuSE does not
recognize the availability of the chip, it is just not available for
SuSE. What can I do about that?
Greetings, Johannes
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Marcel Holtmann schrieb:
> I doubt that it is connected otherwise then USB, but check lspci and
>
>dmesg for weird entries.
>
>Does is have a hardware switch for WiFi/Bluetooth somewhere. Otherwise I
>think you need a special tool or ACPI module for it. Ask Asus or your
>manufacturer about it.
>
>
After two weeks of guessing and trying it works now!!
There is a switch but under linux it needs half a minute to react. Now
everything seems to be fine.
Anyway thanks a lot for your advice!
Greetings, Johannes
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Johannes,
Hi!
>>>first check /proc/bus/usb/devices.
>>I did and found nothing about the bluetooth adapter. A copy of the
>>output is enclosed.
> I doubt that it is connected otherwise then USB, but check lspci and
> dmesg for weird entries.
>
> Does is have a hardware switch for WiFi/Bluetooth somewhere. Otherwise I
> think you need a special tool or ACPI module for it. Ask Asus or your
> manufacturer about it.
Asking Asus is IMHO pointless.
I still have a bad and nasty dispute with them going on for over two
years now. Everyone at Asus except the Asians has no clue of the
hardware they are selling :( And besides this dispute we ha d aproject
using Asus hardware and Asus promised to supply development information.
The docs they gave us were partially plain wrong and incomplete.
And besides that some of their parts are really obscure.
At least for me and a friend speaking, no Asus ever again :( They used
to be quite good but recent experience proofs this wrong.
So my tip would be: bring that thing back to your dealer and buy
something that is known to work... for notebooks I now went towards IBM,
T42p currently the best workstation alike notebook I know and fully
Linux supported. But that's another story and off-topic.
> Regards
> Marcel
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Hi Johannes,
> >first check /proc/bus/usb/devices.
> >
> I did and found nothing about the bluetooth adapter. A copy of the
> output is enclosed.
I doubt that it is connected otherwise then USB, but check lspci and
dmesg for weird entries.
Does is have a hardware switch for WiFi/Bluetooth somewhere. Otherwise I
think you need a special tool or ACPI module for it. Ask Asus or your
manufacturer about it.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi Vinod,
> Thanks for the USB dongle recommendations for
> my previous post. I had one more this time concerning
> bluetooth enabled ipaq's i have.
>
> Is there anyway i can run obex over bluez without
> having to download some tar files and compiling them?
> I came across a couple of articles which point me
> towards downloading OpenOBEX files.
>
> I need to run it over two ipaq's running familiar
> linux and they dont have any c compilers. some
> solutions i read about suggest compiling it elsewhere
> and loading the binary back to my ipaqs and running
> it. e.g http://www.handhelds.org/projects/skiffcluster.html
> is one place where i can compile for ARM architecture.
> Looking for a simpler solution if one exists.
actually all distribution have an Bluetooth enabled OpenOBEX package and
some tools for using it. Try KDE Bluetooth or Gnome Bluetooth or look
for obexftp or obextool etc.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi All. Thanks for the USB dongle recommendations for
my previous post. I had one more this time concerning
bluetooth enabled ipaq's i have.
Is there anyway i can run obex over bluez without
having to download some tar files and compiling them?
I came across a couple of articles which point me
towards downloading OpenOBEX files.
I need to run it over two ipaq's running familiar
linux and they dont have any c compilers. some
solutions i read about suggest compiling it elsewhere
and loading the binary back to my ipaqs and running
it. e.g http://www.handhelds.org/projects/skiffcluster.html
is one place where i can compile for ARM architecture.
Looking for a simpler solution if one exists.
Thanks,
Vinod
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T: Bus=05 Lev=00 Prnt=00 Port=00 Cnt=00 Dev#= 1 Spd=12 MxCh= 2
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Hi Johannes,
> >check /proc/bus/usb/devices, but I think you need to activate it somehow
> >before it will be detected by the USB bus.
> >
> >
> But how to do that? I do not know any suitable method.
first check /proc/bus/usb/devices.
Regards
Marcel
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Marcel Holtmann schrieb:
>check /proc/bus/usb/devices, but I think you need to activate it somehow
>before it will be detected by the USB bus.
>
>
But how to do that? I do not know any suitable method.
Greetings, Johannes
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Hi Johannes,
> On my new Asus V6835VLP there is a bluetooth adapter by Toshiba with a
> CSR-chip. Using M$ WinXP everything works great. Only SuSE does not
> recognize the availability of the chip, it is just not available for
> SuSE. What can I do about that?
check /proc/bus/usb/devices, but I think you need to activate it somehow
before it will be detected by the USB bus.
Regards
Marcel
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Dne st 11. kv=ECtna 2005 13:46 Johannes Engel napsal(a):
> Hi!
>
> On my new Asus V6835VLP there is a bluetooth adapter by Toshiba with a
> CSR-chip. Using M$ WinXP everything works great. Only SuSE does not
> recognize the availability of the chip, it is just not available for
> SuSE. What can I do about that?
Probably you need inicialize adapter with some special kernel module (maybe=
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acerhk)
Michal
>
> Greetings, Johannes
>
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