This keyword means this service will not be executed during the boot process, it will be performed by the component at the time when need it. For example, WPA Supplicant service will be run after user clicks Wi-Fi from "Settings" menu to enable it.
Therefore, the bccmd and hciattach won't be run until someone clicked Bluetooth to enable it. But there is no Bluetooth item in "Settings" menu.
2. There is no "origen.psr" file:
The "origen.psr" doesn't exist in ICS, so this command won't be executed successfully - /system/bin/bccmd -t bcsp -d /dev/ttySAC0 psload -r /system/etc/bluetooth/origen.psr (I tried, the result is: Initialization timed out).
Should I create it by myself? If so, what contents should I add in?
1. About "disabled" keyword:
This keyword means this service will not be executed during the boot process, it will be performed by the component at the time when need it. For example, WPA Supplicant service will be run after user clicks Wi-Fi from "Settings" menu to enable it.
Therefore, the bccmd and hciattach won't be run until someone clicked Bluetooth to enable it. But there is no Bluetooth item in "Settings" menu.
2. There is no "origen.psr" file:
The "origen.psr" doesn't exist in ICS, so this command won't be executed successfully - /system/bin/bccmd -t bcsp -d /dev/ttySAC0 psload -r /system/ etc/bluetooth/ origen. psr (I tried, the result is: Initialization timed out).
Should I create it by myself? If so, what contents should I add in?
3. I read this article https:/ /wiki.linaro. org/Resources/ HowTo/SamsungBT InOrigen, and according to the description, the Android platform requires "rfkill" to turn on / off the Bluetooth, but there is no "rfkill" in ICS.