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Comment: initial pairing is more tricky
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Tidied up English language errors and package misunderstandings
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I order to make use of you bluetooth mouse you need make a few small steps: | In order to make use of your Bluetooth mouse you need to do the following: |
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* search the mouse to make the initial association | * search for the mouse to make the pairing |
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* if GNOME is used and gnome-bluetooth is installed, the PIN will be requested for the initial paring * Enjoy |
* if GNOME is used and gnome-bluez is installed, the PIN will be requested for the initial pairing |
In order to make use of your Bluetooth mouse you need to do the following:
- install the bluetooth package
# aptitude install bluetooth
change the value of the HIDD_ENABLE option to 1 in /etc/default/bluetooth.
after that, the following command should have a similar output (note the HIDD_ENABLED option):
$ grep HIDD /etc/default/bluetooth ############ HIDD # HIDD_ENABLED to 1. HIDD_ENABLED=1 HIDD_OPTIONS="--master --server" # HIDD_OPTIONS="-i AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF --server"
- restart the bluetooth daemon
# /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart Restarting bluetooth: hidd hcid sdpd hidd rfcomm.
- restart the X server
- search for the mouse to make the pairing
# hidd --search
- if GNOME is used and gnome-bluez is installed, the PIN will be requested for the initial pairing