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Thread: Jaunty Ubunut 9.04 does not auto pair bluetooth ps3 keyboard after restart

  1. #11
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    Re: Jaunty Ubunut 9.04 does not auto pair bluetooth ps3 keyboard after restart

    Hi Guys,

    I wrote a script that checks every 10 seconds if there is any bluetooth device active. This means when my Logitech Mediaboard Pro keyboard is sleeping i only have to press my RESET button and it automatically reconnect.

    Howto:

    • Create the keyaboard.sh file with the following command:
      "sudo nano /etc/keyboard.sh"
    • Put the following code in the file:
      while (sleep 10)
      do
      sudo hidd --search > /dev/null
      done
    • Close and save the file
    • sudo nano /etc/init.d/keyboard
    • Put the following code in /etc/init.d/keyboard
      #!/bin/sh

      /etc/keyboard.sh &

      exit 0
    • Close and save the file
    • Give both files chmod +X with chmod +x {filename}
    • and at last: sudo update-rc.d keyboard defaults

    Reboot and check if it works

  2. #12
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    Cool

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    Last edited by Plantface; January 28th, 2010 at 10:30 PM. Reason: obsolete post

  3. #13
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    Re: Jaunty Ubunut 9.04 does not auto pair bluetooth ps3 keyboard after restart

    Awesome that works. It's terribly slow however even if you'd set the sleep time to 3 seconds or whatever.

    Instead of:
    sudo hidd --search > /dev/null

    use:
    sudo hidd --connect AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF > /dev/null

    Much quicker.
    Last edited by Plantface; January 28th, 2010 at 10:29 PM.

  4. #14
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    Re: Jaunty Ubunut 9.04 does not auto pair bluetooth ps3 keyboard after restart

    Quote Originally Posted by Plantface View Post
    Awesome that works. It's terribly slow however even if you'd set the sleep time to 3 seconds or whatever.

    Instead of:
    sudo hidd --search > /dev/null

    use:
    sudo hidd --connect AA:BB:CCD:EE:FF > /dev/null

    Much quicker.
    http://blog.projectnibble.org/2010/0...ty-workaround/

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