BT mouse and it's issues
Hi,
I read a lot in bluez mailing lists archives about link key
issues between Windows and Linux, but I found no one mentioned that under Windows with Toshiba stack there are no such prblems.
The point is that when I switch to Windows and then back to linux, I have to manually invoke 'hidd --search' and press the link button on my mx900. This case is obviosuly known. But how comes that when switching from linux to windows it works immediately without any further actions? More annoing is that when I press fn-f2 key combination (intended for turning the radios on/off) under linux I lose connection and have to reconnect the same way as above. Surprisingly under windows there is no such problem.
So, if that's possible to be done with toshiba stack@windows, why is it not with bleuz@linux?
PS. I am using dell wireless 350 bluetooth 2.0 module here
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Was this a lame question or maybe I should ask developers on bluez-dev mailing list?
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