Lee_Machine
November 15th, 2008, 01:36 AM
So I went out and bought a travel size bluetooth mouse for my Pangolin and I've heard many great things about the fixes in bluetooth in Ubuntu.
The mouse is a Logitech Bluetooth mouse.
Well I cannot get mine to work. I made sure that its not turned off in both the sessions and services menus.
I just couldnt figure it out. I ran that command sudo hcitool scan and i get the error Device not available: no such device.
Note I had this same error about a year ago and that was because my bluetooth dongle took a dump on me.
So I looked in the device manager "which has to be installed" and i found out that bluetooth in my laptop is hooked into a USB port, not onboard. Is this correct S76?
Under the USB Hub and Bluetooth Adapter there is a warning that says "Inusfficiant power to operate USB device"
I then thought it might be a powertop interference bug, so not wanting to go through the config file I just did a sudo apt-get purge powertop
Nope, that didnt fix it. even did a reboot.
It did work once when I did nothing different and then i closed the laptop, it went into suspend successfully, and came back about an hour later and the mouse wont work again.
Oh I also checked the mouse on a dektop with Ubuntu 8.04 and a macbook. It works just fine on both.
thanks again for the help!
The mouse is a Logitech Bluetooth mouse.
Well I cannot get mine to work. I made sure that its not turned off in both the sessions and services menus.
I just couldnt figure it out. I ran that command sudo hcitool scan and i get the error Device not available: no such device.
Note I had this same error about a year ago and that was because my bluetooth dongle took a dump on me.
So I looked in the device manager "which has to be installed" and i found out that bluetooth in my laptop is hooked into a USB port, not onboard. Is this correct S76?
Under the USB Hub and Bluetooth Adapter there is a warning that says "Inusfficiant power to operate USB device"
I then thought it might be a powertop interference bug, so not wanting to go through the config file I just did a sudo apt-get purge powertop
Nope, that didnt fix it. even did a reboot.
It did work once when I did nothing different and then i closed the laptop, it went into suspend successfully, and came back about an hour later and the mouse wont work again.
Oh I also checked the mouse on a dektop with Ubuntu 8.04 and a macbook. It works just fine on both.
thanks again for the help!