Bluetooth Issue on Fedora 11 Preview

[Greg Lumpkin]

Hmm...I have gnome-bluez installed.  Is that what you mean?  I did notice
two packages that were not installed, but looked like they should be.  They
were:

bluez-gnome (Bluetooth pairing and control applet) and

libbtctl (Library for the GNOME Bluetooth Subsystem)

I installed them but still nothing.

I did notice that in Network Device Control, the pan0 interface is inactive
(probably because no device is connected) but the weirdest thing is that in
Network Configuration, there is no description for the interface on the
Hardware tab.  The wireless card and the Ethernet port both show Atheros and
Intel respectively.

G

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Peter Robinson <pbrobinson at gmail.com> wrote:

> > Yeah, I found that same voo doo on the Internet as well, but my success
> with
> > it wasn't as good as yours. I could get the mouse to work by issuing some
> > command in a terminal session, but when I turned the mouse off and back
> on,
> > it didn't automatically connect back.
> >
> > Either way, it never showed up in the Gnome app.
>
> Do you have gnome-bluetooth installed? If you put the mouse into
> connect mode does it show up when you right click on the bluetooth
> applet and select "setup new device" ?
>
> Peter
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