Some bluez-gnome 1.2 bugs
Hi all,
I just started to play recently with bluez 4.x.
I found at least two very annoying bugs in the bluez-gnome-1.2 wizard:
- On my debian testing system, the wizard does not allow me to enter
the pin code. The pin code just gets displayed a fraction of second an then disappears. As a consequence the default 123456 pin code gets used and pairing fails.
- If i try to go back to the first wizard page where my bluetooth
device is displayed, it is already selected. I have no way to go to the next page : the next button stays grey whatever i do. (screenshot attached).
Cheers,
Fabien
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Fabien,
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I just started to play recently with bluez 4.x.
I found at least two very annoying bugs in the bluez-gnome-1.2 wizard:
- On my debian testing system, the wizard does not allow me to enter
the pin code. The pin code just gets displayed a fraction of second an then disappears. As a consequence the default 123456 pin code gets used and pairing fails.
I am working on improving the PIN handling way, but at the same time I have to make sure that it works with Simple Pairing and in the most simple way. It is not that easy.
Also for some devices the PIN code needs to be random instead of 123456.
Quoted 3 lines
- If i try to go back to the first wizard page where my bluetooth
device is displayed, it is already selected. I have no way to go to the next page : the next button stays grey whatever i do. (screenshot attached).
Hold shift while selecting to unselect and then select again. I know that this is broken.
Regards
Marcel
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Quoted 10 lines · Marcel Holtmann
Hi Fabien,
Quoted 7 lines
I just started to play recently with bluez 4.x.
I found at least two very annoying bugs in the bluez-gnome-1.2 wizard:
- On my debian testing system, the wizard does not allow me to enter
the pin code. The pin code just gets displayed a fraction of second an then disappears. As a consequence the default 123456 pin code gets used and pairing fails.
Quoted 3 lines
I am working on improving the PIN handling way, but at the same time I have to make sure that it works with Simple Pairing and in the most simple way. It is not that easy.
I just retried with the latest 1.3 release. This time i am able to pair my headset. :-)
Quoted 9 lines
Also for some devices the PIN code needs to be random instead of 123456.
Quoted 3 lines
- If i try to go back to the first wizard page where my bluetooth
device is displayed, it is already selected. I have no way to go to the next page : the next button stays grey whatever i do. (screenshot attached).Hold shift while selecting to unselect and then select again. I know that this is broken.
Looks you fixed that too :-).
Thanks,
Fabien
Quoted 7 lines
Regards
Marcel
Quoted 11 lines
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Fabien,
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Quoted 8 lines
Quoted 7 lines
I just started to play recently with bluez 4.x.
I found at least two very annoying bugs in the bluez-gnome-1.2 wizard:
- On my debian testing system, the wizard does not allow me to enter
the pin code. The pin code just gets displayed a fraction of second an then disappears. As a consequence the default 123456 pin code gets used and pairing fails.
Quoted 6 lines
Quoted 3 lines
I am working on improving the PIN handling way, but at the same time I have to make sure that it works with Simple Pairing and in the most simple way. It is not that easy.
I just retried with the latest 1.3 release. This time i am able to pair my headset. :-)
it is not perfect yet. Just a quick hack to pick 0000 as PIN code for headset devices.
Quoted 10 lines
Quoted 8 lines
Also for some devices the PIN code needs to be random instead of 123456.
Quoted 3 lines
- If i try to go back to the first wizard page where my bluetooth
device is displayed, it is already selected. I have no way to go to the next page : the next button stays grey whatever i do. (screenshot attached).Hold shift while selecting to unselect and then select again. I know that this is broken.
Looks you fixed that too :-).
It was actually pretty simple to fix.
Regards
Marcel
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