From: Atomic <atomic@baslug.org>
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Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 09:34:25 +0200
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] Unsupported bluetooth device?
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Alle 01:04, venerd=EC 20 ottobre 2006, Stefan Seyfried ha scritto:

> It's not toshiba_acpi, it's the toshiba module:
> seife@strolchi:~> modinfo toshiba
[CUT]
> CONFIG_TOSHIBA=3Dm

You're right...

> But why do you think that your ASUS notebook will need the toshiba SMM
> module? Is it manufactured by Toshiba?

As I wrote in the first post, I only need to turn on the bluetooth device =

manufactured by Toshiba. Brad Midgley in his first replay to my post =

suggested me to use toshset to turn on the device.
Toshset requires toshiba support in kernel. =


# ./toshset -bluetooth on
required kernel toshiba support not enabled

Do you know another way to turn on a Toshiba BT device without having a =

Toshiba laptop?
Thanks.

-- =

Antonio


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