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Bluez-users Nicolas STRANSKY 2 participants 4 messages May 28, 2005 Bluetooth drivers

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Hi,

I'm trying to patch my kernel with the latest bluetooth kernel stack in order to have a MS Intellimouse for Bluetooth to function properly.
The problem is that I'm using a -mm 2.6 kernel and that it seems that the bluetooth stack is not so recent in the -mm branch because it makes the mouse to be detected as "boot protocol device" instead of "Microsoft Five Button Mouse". So what is the best way to have both 2.6.11-mm patch and 2.6.11-mh2 ? Applying both of them fails. Will the -mm bluetooth stack be updated soon or is there an better way to do so ?

Thank's in advance !

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Hi Nicolas,

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I'm trying to patch my kernel with the latest bluetooth kernel stack in order to have a MS Intellimouse for Bluetooth to function properly. The problem is that I'm using a -mm 2.6 kernel and that it seems that the bluetooth stack is not so recent in the -mm branch because it makes the mouse to be detected as "boot protocol device" instead of "Microsoft Five Button Mouse".
So what is the best way to have both 2.6.11-mm patch and 2.6.11-mh2 ? Applying both of them fails. Will the -mm bluetooth stack be updated soon or is there an better way to do so ?

when the 2.6.12 kernel is out, I will update my -mh patch for that kernel. The -mh patch is not meant for development kernels.

Regards

Marcel

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Quoted 9 lines · Marcel Holtmann

Hi Nicolas,

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I'm trying to patch my kernel with the latest bluetooth kernel stack in order to have a MS Intellimouse for Bluetooth to function properly.
The problem is that I'm using a -mm 2.6 kernel and that it seems that the bluetooth stack is not so recent in the -mm branch because it makes the mouse to be detected as "boot protocol device" instead of "Microsoft Five Button Mouse". So what is the best way to have both 2.6.11-mm patch and 2.6.11-mh2 ? Applying both of them fails. Will the -mm bluetooth stack be updated soon or is there an better way to do so ?

when the 2.6.12 kernel is out, I will update my -mh patch for that kernel. The -mh patch is not meant for development kernels.

I see.. Thank's for the answer !
So my question becomes: is the Linus kernel's bluetooth stack far from the bluez stack or is it going to be integrated in the kernel soon ?
I would be happy to have my mouse fully functionnal with a vanilla kernel, I just wonder if I need to apply the whole bluez patch or if a single part of it would be enough...

Regards,

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Hi Nicolas,

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I'm trying to patch my kernel with the latest bluetooth kernel stack in order to have a MS Intellimouse for Bluetooth to function properly. The problem is that I'm using a -mm 2.6 kernel and that it seems that the bluetooth stack is not so recent in the -mm branch because it makes the mouse to be detected as "boot protocol device" instead of "Microsoft Five Button Mouse".
So what is the best way to have both 2.6.11-mm patch and 2.6.11-mh2 ? Applying both of them fails. Will the -mm bluetooth stack be updated soon or is there an better way to do so ?

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when the 2.6.12 kernel is out, I will update my -mh patch for that kernel. The -mh patch is not meant for development kernels.

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I see.. Thank's for the answer !
So my question becomes: is the Linus kernel's bluetooth stack far from the bluez stack or is it going to be integrated in the kernel soon ? I would be happy to have my mouse fully functionnal with a vanilla kernel, I just wonder if I need to apply the whole bluez patch or if a single part of it would be enough...

the HID report protocol mode will still take some time, but the rest is almost up-to-date.

Regards

Marcel

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