FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
0) Make mouse discoverable* 1) Click Bluetooth icon 2) Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard 3) Click "Forward" 4) Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward" 5) A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN" 6) Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard.
What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard.
What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 8:38 AM, Jim mickeyboa@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard. What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
Check if your bluetooth service is running.
# /etc/rc.d/init.d/bluetooth start
This should put the bluetooth icon on the task bar if you have a bluetooth adapter.
Also, check /var/log/messages to ensure your bluetooth device is recognised.
Then follow instructions provided by Will.
Steve
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Joey Krane wrote:
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 8:38 AM, Jim <mickeyboa@sbcglobal.net mailto:mickeyboa@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Will Woods wrote: On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote: FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ?? On my system, it goes something like this: 0) Make mouse discoverable* 1) Click Bluetooth icon 2) Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard 3) Click "Forward" 4) Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward" 5) A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN" 6) Enter the PIN for your device* And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard. What happens when you try? -w *These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000. Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
Check if your bluetooth service is running.
# /etc/rc.d/init.d/bluetooth start
This should put the bluetooth icon on the task bar if you have a bluetooth adapter.
Also, check /var/log/messages to ensure your bluetooth device is recognised.
Then follow instructions provided by Will.
Steve
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Bluetooth is enabled and running in services. What Bluez packages do you have install on you box, I have a feeling I maybe missing a package ? What does /sbin/lsmod give for bluetooth ? I don't understand I had the same Logitech mouse and USBT100 Linksys dongle working perfect in FC9
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 23:08 -0400, Jim wrote:
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard.
What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
Can you try starting kdebluetooth from a console and posting the output? What kind of bluetooth controller are you using?
- Gilboa
Gilboa Davara wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 23:08 -0400, Jim wrote:
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard.
What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
Can you try starting kdebluetooth from a console and posting the output? What kind of bluetooth controller are you using?
- Gilboa
The command is kbluetooth4. $ kbluetooth4 KBluetooth is already running The mouse is a Logitech and the dongle is Linksys USBT100, and they both worked perfect on FC9. The question is where is the bluetooth Icon ?
On Fri, 2008-10-17 at 10:43 -0400, Jim wrote:
Gilboa Davara wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 23:08 -0400, Jim wrote:
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard.
What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.
Can you try starting kdebluetooth from a console and posting the output? What kind of bluetooth controller are you using?
- Gilboa
The command is kbluetooth4. $ kbluetooth4 KBluetooth is already running The mouse is a Logitech and the dongle is Linksys USBT100, and they both worked perfect on FC9. The question is where is the bluetooth Icon ?
Please try:
$ killall -9 kbluetooth4 $ kbluetooth4
.. and post the output?
- Gilboa
- Gilboa
Hi,
it works for me, if I am logged in. For GDM neither Bluetooth mouse nor Bluetooth keyboard works.
cu romal
On 17.10.2008 5:08 Uhr, Jim wrote:
Will Woods wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 15:31 -0400, Jim wrote:
FC10, Latest Updates How do you get the Bluetooth Mouse working on FC10 ??
On my system, it goes something like this:
- Make mouse discoverable*
- Click Bluetooth icon
- Click "Setup new device..." to start the BT Device Wizard
- Click "Forward"
- Choose the mouse from the list and click "Forward"
- A pairing request will be received; click "Enter PIN"
- Enter the PIN for your device*
And that's it. Use your newly-connected mouse to click "Close" on the Bluetooth wizard. What happens when you try?
-w
*These things depend on what kind of mouse it is - for my Apple mouse you just open the lens cover and it starts blinking, and the pin is 0000.
Well my problem is I can't find the Bluetooth Icon. Kbluetooth4 won't execute. My bluetooth Mouse is a Logitech. I had the mouse working on FC9 but I can't get to work on FC10.