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- kubax - 2009-09-25
ok, same problem here with pressing PS button to disconnect... now waiting for automatic suspend of connection and see if this works now...
edit:
doesn't work either...
Code:
bluetoothd[8748]: ps3remote_event: Passed key 28:1
bluetoothd[8748]: ps3remote_event: Passed key 28:0
bluetoothd[8748]: ps3remote_out: idle timeout, disconnecting BT channel
bluetoothd[8748]: Input: disconnect /org/bluez/8748/hci0/dev_00_21_4F_AC_6A_36
bluetoothd[8748]: ps3remote_event: Remote unpaired [28:0]
bluetoothd[8748]: ps3remote_event: Event failed
bluetoothd[8748]: adapter_get_device(00:21:4F:AC:6A:36)
bluetoothd[8748]: adapter_get_device(00:21:4F:AC:6A:36)
bluetoothd[8748]: adapter_get_device(00:21:4F:AC:6A:36)- ruff - 2009-09-25
eh, no, it works for me till r4.52. ps button I mean.
@kubax:
strange that you're not getting even "Incoming connection on PSM" 17/19. So it is different issue. Will dig into it after find what breaks it in r4.53, might be related somehow
- kubax - 2009-09-25
ok, now i'm realy confused ^^
which version should i use to get the PS thingy and suspend working?
i've allready trier 4.50 and 4.48.
- flxfxp - 2009-09-25
ruff, is there still a possibility for you of making a prebuilt package? I just explored some of the options for installing, but it would be handiest if i have a gunzipped package of everything necessary, prepatched and all for XBMScript
- ruff - 2009-09-27
@kubax: your issue seems different, can you check cpu load after turning off or timing out the remote?
@flxfxp: I submitted the patch to bluez, not sure about release in which it will be applied, if will. I can gztar current 4.54 snapshot with patches applied, will it suffice?
- flxfxp - 2009-09-27
Yes this will suffice ruff, assuming that you're talking about a compiled snapshot
Please also include some instructions on how to install this using a vanilla ubuntu installation, so nothing else installed yet. This will allow me to quickly implement it in xbmscript for others.
Thanks,
Dennis
- kubax - 2009-09-27
hmm.. if you mean that, cpu load in top is arrount 1.00 but, with xbmc and vdr running and viewing a movie without any lag..
- ruff - 2009-09-27
kubax Wrote:hmm.. if you mean that, cpu load in top is arrount 1.00 but, with xbmc and vdr running and viewing a movie without any lag..Well, I meant cpu load caused by bluetoothd, but, since it is not notable - it doesn't matter. How you normally connecting the remote? If you have blueman - is it showing device as unpaired and then paired again on timeout and reconnect?
- kubax - 2009-09-28
ok, yesterday i rebooted my mashine, and have top running while disconnection my ps3 remote, then my bluetoothd gets 99% of cpu time... i think this is what you meant...
couldn't see for now what blueman says, but i will try it later and edit it here...
Edit:
ok, it seems bluetoothd got in trouble while disconnecting the remote.. it cpu% goes up all the way, when disconnecting... trying to see what blueman sais now...
Edit2:
ok, blueman, it's shown in the applet, but the symbol to the right is not there.
when i press a button on the remote it pops up for a second or so, and that disappears..
I have to manualy restart bluetoothd and redo the thingy in blueman-applet (rightclick -> setup?(Einrichten) and do "no pairing" -> "input events"
than i can reconnect my remote with bluetoothd, until next connection loss...
oh, if this matters, my system is 64bit...
- flxfxp - 2009-09-28
I've patched compiled and installed Bluez 4.50 succesfully.
I'm using the Ubuntu Minimal CD 9.04 in combination with XBMScript which installs fluxbox as a window manager. Blueman is purely GTK which makes it difficult for me to pair using blueman-applet. Bluez is working fine because I can find my remote using hcitool scan.
Using blueman-applet in startx only outputs a lot of text instead of building a gui. What would you suggest to do?
By the way, where does bdremoteng come in play? Can I use that for pairing?
Regards,
Dennis
p.s: I also tried
Code:
xbmc@AurigaHD:~$ sudo hcitool cc 00:1E:3D:11:53:EA
Can't create connection: Input/output error- kubax - 2009-09-28
bdremoteng isn't needed with the patch for bluez.
with the patch your remote will use as a keyboard.
the text that goes by when you start blueman-applet is the report that gui can't be build in case of non or fault installation of gtk... could you past the code in here, for more information?
- flxfxp - 2009-09-28
I just noticed it actually did pop up a icon, but the gtk text was completely unreadable. However, I want to try first using hcitool for easy integration and i mucked some things up so I'm currently reinstalling. There should be no difference in pairing using blueman or hcitool cc right? I mean, blueman is a frontend to it AFAIK.
- kubax - 2009-09-28
in my case pairing with hcitool doesn't work... i get input error all the time...
if you find a way to to do it with hcitool, post it please ^^
- flxfxp - 2009-09-28
Pff, I didnt change anything but now it says:
Code:
xbmc@AurigaHD:~$ sudo hcitool scan
Device is not available: No such deviceHere are the commands I've used from a vanilla MinimalCD 9.04 installment:
Code:
sudo apt-get install build-essential cdbs fakeroot dh-make debhelper debconf libstdc++5 dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r); sudo apt-get build-dep bluez
wget http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/bluetooth/bluez-4.50.tar.gz
tar xzvf bluez-4.50.tar.gz
cd bluez-4.50
wget http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/50769/xbmscript/device.patch; wget http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/50769/xbmscript/fakehid.patch
patch -p1 < device.patch; patch -p1 < fakehid.patch
./configure
make
sudo make install
sudo hcitool scan- flxfxp - 2009-09-28
This is really getting on my nerves... I somehow cant get it working again.
lsusb does show the dongle:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
This is one of the reasons linux sometimes sucks.