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(Get the code!)
I have bluetooth working on my Toshiba Satellite Pro U400.
Please see my post (Tim Richardson) at
http://
or in case something happens to it, here is a copy:
(but you will learn things by following the link)
To follow up on getting bluetooth to work on Ubuntu Hardy, I did this:
1) visit this site, and add the Debian sid repository
http://
it is not necessary to add the source repository.
1a) refresh synaptic, and add the package
omnibook-source
2) use module-assistant to build the kernel module (but first, exit synaptic)
sudo m-a a-i omnibook-source
(you have to work out how to get module-assistant working yourself. It is a package; you can find it in Synaptic. Make sure you install all recommended dependencies. Try installing build-essential as well)
3) we need to make sure the module loads at startup
so edit the file /etc/modules
sudo vi /etc/modules
and add the line
omnibook
at the end
4) and we need to get it working so make a file called omnibook in /etc/modprobe.d
and in this file put one line
omnibook ectype=14
5) you don't need to reboot. You can do this
sudo modprobe omnibook ectype=14
by doing this, the bluetooth icon appears.
I just synced my phone. It works very wel.