Re: [Bluez-users] Bluetooth on a MIPS-System

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Thomas,

> > the kernel modules are part of the Linux kernel you use on your MIPS
> > system. So you need a Linux kernel compiled for MIPS with activated
> > Bluetooth subsystem.
> 
> I already had this kernel, but without doing "make modules" I can look 
> for them a long long time... ;-)
> 
> Now I created the following modules and loaded them on target via modprobe:
> -bluez
> -l2cap
> -hci_vhci
> -hci_uart
> -hci_usb
> 
> Doing hcitool scan now results: Device is not available: Success
> So I guess that not all neccessary modules are loaded, right?

you may also need a USB host controller driver. I don't know which to
use for your system. Is it PCI based? If yes, post the output of lspci.

> > So what does "find /lib/modules/ | grep bluetooth" say?
> 
> This results nothing, just the # again.

This is wrong unless you copied the BlueZ modules somewhere else by
hand.

Regards

Marcel




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