hello Paulo
> Hi,
> did it work? let me know.
>
thanks for your interest. i'm keeping a record of this experience, in
the hope that others can learn from it.
now, running:
>> sudo hcitools auth 00:03:89:53:EC:7F ## gives:
>> sudo: hcitools: command not found ## !
i'm *looking at* the hcitools icon in /usr/bin, as we speak... [slowly,
i turn! inch by inch...step by step!]
what do you think? a permission issue? doesn't sudo take care of that? a
path issue? i tried 'sudo /usr/bin/hcitools auth...' just to see. got
same result. <curious>
>>>> ## running: >>sudo hidd --connect <00:03:89:53:EC:7F>
>>>> ## bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline' ## gah!
>>>> Strip < and > from the command... it shoud be: sudo hidd --connect
>>>> 00:03:89:53:EC:7F
>>>>
>>>>
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try hcitool (not hcitools). in case of doubt, type hcito and hit the TAB
key.... in bash shell, it will autocomplete, if it's on the path.
David Armour schrieb:
> hello Paulo
>
>> Hi,
>> did it work? let me know.
>>
>>
> thanks for your interest. i'm keeping a record of this experience, in
> the hope that others can learn from it.
> now, running:
>
> >> sudo hcitools auth 00:03:89:53:EC:7F ## gives:
> >> sudo: hcitools: command not found ## !
>
> i'm *looking at* the hcitools icon in /usr/bin, as we speak... [slowly,
> i turn! inch by inch...step by step!]
>
> what do you think? a permission issue? doesn't sudo take care of that? a
> path issue? i tried 'sudo /usr/bin/hcitools auth...' just to see. got
> same result. <curious>
>
>
>>>>> ## running: >>sudo hidd --connect <00:03:89:53:EC:7F>
>>>>> ## bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline' ## gah!
>>>>>
>
>
>>>>> Strip < and > from the command... it shoud be: sudo hidd --connect
>>>>> 00:03:89:53:EC:7F
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>
>
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On Thu, Aug 31 08:38, David Armour wrote:
> hello Paulo
> > Hi,
> > did it work? let me know.
> >
> thanks for your interest. i'm keeping a record of this experience, in
> the hope that others can learn from it.
> now, running:
>
> >> sudo hcitools auth 00:03:89:53:EC:7F ## gives:
> >> sudo: hcitools: command not found ## !
>
> i'm *looking at* the hcitools icon in /usr/bin, as we speak... [slowly,
> i turn! inch by inch...step by step!]
The program is called 'hcitool' and is probably located in /usr/bin.
(Please note that you are referring to it as 'hcitools', with a tailing
's')
Check with which, whereis, or your favorite method, where in your
PATH this binary is located.
> what do you think? a permission issue? doesn't sudo take care of that? a
> path issue? i tried 'sudo /usr/bin/hcitools auth...' just to see. got
> same result. <curious>
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