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Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
'bluetooth mouse fedora' didn't return anything useful from google. Where do I even begin? I tried kdebluetooth, but the daemon just locks up when i try to start it...
Thanks for the help.
Here is how to get a Bluetooth mouse to start automatically pairing with Fedora Core 3:
# do the initial pairing service bluetooth start hidd --server --search
# make sure it pairs at boot and automatically repairs when needed echo 1234 > /etc/bluetooth/pin # this step might be unnecessary? echo HIDDARGS="--server" > /etc/sysconfig/hidd chkconfig --level 35 hidd on chkconfig --level 35 bluetooth on
Hope that helps someone.