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sean wrote: |
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> Justin wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I had a little fight last weekend with bluetooth and ended up with following working setup: |
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>> sys-apps/hal-0.5.13-r2 |
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>> sys-fs/udev-145 |
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>> net-wireless/bluez-4.39 |
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>> net-wireless/gnome-bluetooth-2.27.9-r1 |
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>> I case of more question I might help.. |
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>> justin |
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> A fright? |
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> You have the newer ~ versions of hal and udev than I have installed. |
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> I do not have gnome-bluetooth installed, I am not using the gnome desktop. |
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> You do see sdpd starting? |
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No I don't. |
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I am using the gnome applet because it is working well. But it is also working wiht the console based tools. |
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I tried it the way the guide tells but I had no success with the old bluez-3 branch so upgraded to later |
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versions. I think most important was the upgrade of udev, but I cannot really remember. I don't even |
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have the daemon installed. What do you need it for? |
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