Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] DiNovo and bluetooth-hub functionality
From: Mattias Arrelid <matar390@student.liu.se>
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Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 20:39:27 +0100

Hi Marcel,

Thanks for your fast reply.

Now, I have logged in as root instead and tried to run all those
commands. Still, everything works, but I sure would like to find out
where that init script is. Is there a way I can do find it manually? And
then install it manually?

I'm going to try to remove all Bluez-stuff with apt-get as root, and
then reinstalling them again, just to make sure that the script wasn't
included from the beginning (maybe it couldn't be created?).

Thanks in advance / Mattias

> Hi Mattias,
> 
> > Let me start with saying that I only have been on a Linux system for
> > about 2 days, so please forgive me if I have made clumpsy assumptions or
> > similar.
> > 
> > However, I'm running Ubuntu Linux 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog). I also got a
> > DiNovo set from Logitech that has been running fine since install. Now
> > I'd like to connect my phone to the computer for file exchange/sync and
> > it doesn't seem to be anything else to do than manually adjusting things
> > to get everything up and running.
> > 
> > I've installed all BlueZ-packages for Ubuntu using apt-get (graphical
> > version).
> > 
> > I can now, after having logged in at my computer using an extra keyboard
> > (connected on ps/2) do the following commands (sudo because of my using
> > of Ubuntu, won't have priviligies else);
> > 
> > 1. sudo hid2hci
> > 2. hcid
> > 3. sdpd
> > 4. hidd --server
> > 5. sudo hidd --search
> 
> you should run all of them as root. The "hidd --search" should btw only
> be needed once.
> 
> > Now, my mouse, keyboard and mediapad gets connected and everything works
> > ok. My problem is that I would like this to be done automatically when I
> > start up my computer (in other words; start up bluetooth functionality
> > and let me use my bluetooth devices). Maybe the above can be done in
> > another way, I'm really a newbie trying to get it all together. It would
> > also be nice if I in Nautilus could view my bluetooth neighborhood using
> > "bluetooth:///" or something.
> 
> You should talk to the Ubuntu package maintainer of the bluez-utils
> package, because it includes a boot script for this task.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Marcel
> 
> 
> 
> 
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