Enable Bluetooth via dellWirelessCtl
Michael E Brown
Michael_E_Brown at dell.com
Wed May 2 01:47:14 CDT 2007
On Wed, May 02, 2007 at 08:20:25AM +0200, Patrick Steiner wrote:
> hi michael,
>
> thanks for testing, so it looks like its a fedora bug....
> are there any recent binary available for ubuntu? i only could find some
> old 0.12 version.
>
> so i can test it with a livecd.
I really doubt that this is a bug specific to fedora. Rather, I think
that there is probably something that you are running into that I am not
capturing in my test cases.
So, can you do a few more tests for me to try to narrow this down?
Any other special stuff? How are you dual-booting between
fedora/windows? Can you be sure to hard power off system after windows
boot to make sure it isnt doing funky things to the hw.
--
Michael
Test 1:
A) set in bios (F2)
wlan off
bluetooth off
cellular off
switch control: none
B) power off / on
C) test:
1) lsusb > lsusb-1-1.txt
2) dellwirelessctl --boot --bt 1
3) lsusb > lsusb-1-2.txt
--> check if bluetooth is showing up in os.
4) dellwirelessctl --boot --bt 0
5) lsusb > lsusb-1-3.txt
Test 2:
A) set in bios (f2)
wlan on
bluetooth on
cellular on
switch control: none
B) power off/on
C) test:
1) lsusb > lsusb-2-1.txt
--> check if bluetooth is showing up in os.
2) dellwirelessctl --boot --bt 0
3) lsusb > lsusb-2-2.txt
4) dellwirelessctl --boot --bt 1
5) lsusb > lsusb-2-3.txt
--> check if bluetooth is showing up in os.
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