pskey bootmode value
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see 0x0001 for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...
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Hi Brad,
bootmode is nothing which depends on BlueZ but on the dongle you use. If you have a CSR Dongle which uses the BlueLab Dual Boot Firmware than bootmode 0 is HCI and bootmode 1 is HID mode. However, every manufacturer can choose what he wants....
To be sure what you have you have to consult the manufacturers documentation for your dongle. But I'm afraid for most devices this isn't documented at all.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 8 lines · Brad Midgley
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see
0x0001for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...Brad
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Peter,
Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, this is a CSR dongle (it's the dlink dbt-120, notorious for prefering hid mode after the v1.2 firmware update from apple)
i believe I saw code in pskey to bail out if it's not a CSR chip...
brad
Quoted 47 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
bootmode is nothing which depends on BlueZ but on the dongle you use. If you have a CSR Dongle which uses the BlueLab Dual Boot Firmware than bootmode 0 is HCI and bootmode 1 is HID mode. However, every manufacturer can choose what he wants....
To be sure what you have you have to consult the manufacturers documentation for your dongle. But I'm afraid for most devices this isn't documented at all.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 8 lines · Brad Midgley
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see
0x0001for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...Brad
Quoted 10 lines
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Hi Brad,
there is a PSKEY which allows you to set the default Boot Mode if you don't want the dongle to start up in HID mode you've to set this to Boot Mode 0 (HCI). If you don't have the CSR software to change this: it is PSKEY 0x03CD. Should be 0001 on your device. Set to 0000 to boot up in HCI mode.
Good luck,
Peter
Quoted 70 lines · Brad Midgley
Peter,
Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, this is a CSR dongle (it's the dlink dbt-120, notorious for prefering hid mode after the v1.2 firmware update from apple)
i believe I saw code in pskey to bail out if it's not a CSR chip...
brad
Quoted 47 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
bootmode is nothing which depends on BlueZ but on the dongle you use. If you have a CSR Dongle which uses the BlueLab Dual Boot Firmware than bootmode 0 is HCI and bootmode 1 is HID mode. However, every manufacturer can choose what he wants....
To be sure what you have you have to consult the manufacturers documentation for your dongle. But I'm afraid for most devices this isn't documented at all.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 8 lines · Brad Midgley
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see
0x0001for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...Brad
Quoted 10 lines
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Peter,
Maybe you didn't see that Marcel put a "pskey" program in bluez-utils-cvs. It will look up the bootmode key but doesn't give any suggestions for the value.
I just updated the adapter:
/usr/src/bluez/utils/tools/pskey -i hci1 bootmode 0
and it's working with the new default bootmode. I disliked the hid2hci requirement so this is nice.
Brad
Quoted 107 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
there is a PSKEY which allows you to set the default Boot Mode if you don't want the dongle to start up in HID mode you've to set this to Boot Mode 0 (HCI). If you don't have the CSR software to change this: it is PSKEY
0x03CD. Should be 0001 on your device. Set to 0000 to boot up in HCI mode.Good luck,
Peter
Quoted 72 lines · Brad Midgley
Peter,
Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, this is a CSR dongle (it's the dlink dbt-120, notorious for prefering hid mode after the v1.2 firmware update from apple)
i believe I saw code in pskey to bail out if it's not a CSR chip...
brad
Quoted 48 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
bootmode is nothing which depends on BlueZ but on the dongle you use. If you have a CSR Dongle which uses the BlueLab Dual Boot Firmware than bootmode 0 is HCI and bootmode 1 is HID mode. However, every manufacturer can choose what he wants....
To be sure what you have you have to consult the manufacturers documentation for your dongle. But I'm afraid for most devices this isn't documented at all.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 8 lines · Brad Midgley
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see
0x0001for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...Brad
Quoted 10 lines
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Brad,
didn't saw this. Thank you for the info.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 134 lines · Brad Midgley
Peter,
Maybe you didn't see that Marcel put a "pskey" program in bluez-utils-cvs. It will look up the bootmode key but doesn't give any suggestions for the value.
I just updated the adapter:
/usr/src/bluez/utils/tools/pskey-i hci1 bootmode 0and it's working with the new default bootmode. I disliked the hid2hci requirement so this is nice.
Brad
Quoted 107 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
there is a PSKEY which allows you to set the default Boot Mode if you don't want the dongle to start up in HID mode you've to set this to Boot Mode 0 (HCI). If you don't have the CSR software to change this: it is PSKEY
0x03CD. Should be 0001 on your device. Set to 0000 to boot up in HCI mode.Good luck,
Peter
Quoted 72 lines · Brad Midgley
Peter,
Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, this is a CSR dongle (it's the dlink dbt-120, notorious for prefering hid mode after the v1.2 firmware update from apple)
i believe I saw code in pskey to bail out if it's not a CSR chip...
brad
Quoted 48 lines · Peter Wippich
Hi Brad,
bootmode is nothing which depends on BlueZ but on the dongle you use. If you have a CSR Dongle which uses the BlueLab Dual Boot Firmware than bootmode 0 is HCI and bootmode 1 is HID mode. However, every manufacturer can choose what he wants....
To be sure what you have you have to consult the manufacturers documentation for your dongle. But I'm afraid for most devices this isn't documented at all.
Ciao,
Peter
Quoted 8 lines · Brad Midgley
Hi
What bootmode value should I use for hci? I see
0x0001for hid but I don't want to just "guess" that it's 0...Brad
Quoted 10 lines
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