Dear experts,
I have a usb dongle for bluetooth i use with winXP. Is is possible to get a linux driver. Linpuslinux- Fedora(?) I plugged it in but the system showed no signs of recognizing it.
I am not a SW guy so dont tell me to write it myself!
Thanks
Ashok Sinha wrote:
Dear experts,
I have a usb dongle for bluetooth i use with winXP. Is is possible to get a linux driver. Linpuslinux- Fedora(?) I plugged it in but the system showed no signs of recognizing it.
First of all, tell us the name on the dongle and as many technical details as possible ( make, model, name of company etc... ) on the device's packaging. Next, plugin the device and issue the following commands as ROOT:
lsusb -v
lsusb -n
Paste the output in your email. Also what version of Linpus / Fedora are you using? Can you tell us the kernel version that you're currently using? If you dont know your kernel version then on the command line, run:
uname -a
And include that info as well in your email.
I am not a SW guy so dont tell me to write it myself!
Hahahaha... :P
- Dinesh
Ashok Sinha wrote:
Dear experts,
I have a usb dongle for bluetooth i use with winXP. Is is possible to get a linux driver. Linpuslinux- Fedora(?) I plugged it in but the system showed no signs of recognizing it.
How did you know that the system showed no signs of recognising it?
On Tuesday 24 Mar 2009, Ashok Sinha wrote:
I plugged it in but the system showed no signs of recognizing it.
open up a terminal program (xterm will do) and read the output from the "lsusb -v | less" A bluetooth device should be listed in there. Whether it works with Linux depends upon the bluetooth chip manufacturer.
On Tuesday 24 Mar 2009 22:11:48 Ashok Sinha wrote:
Dear experts,
I have a usb dongle for bluetooth i use with winXP. Is is possible to get a linux driver. Linpuslinux- Fedora(?) I plugged it in but the system showed no signs of recognizing it.
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/bluetooth-guide.xml
Skip the kernel configuration and the bluez installation part.
Mrugesh