Hi
When I pair my phone from Windows, I get an error when try to connect from
Linux and viceversa.
Windows and Linux are in the same computer.
Is there a way to solve this?
Thanks
2007/7/11, Brad Midgley <[email protected]>:
>
> John
>
> > Windows and Linux are in the same computer.
>
> The problem is both operating systems share the same adapter but don't
> share any of the state that is built up during pairing.
>
> You could change between two bluetooth adapters on your computer so
> the phone doesn't get confused. There are even hacks where you use
> just one adapter and temporarily change the mac addr on the adapter
> when under linux.
>
> Thanks for answer.
Is very dificult change the mac addr? Can you give me some link about it?
John
> Windows and Linux are in the same computer.
The problem is both operating systems share the same adapter but don't
share any of the state that is built up during pairing.
You could change between two bluetooth adapters on your computer so
the phone doesn't get confused. There are even hacks where you use
just one adapter and temporarily change the mac addr on the adapter
when under linux.
Brad
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