Comment 53 for bug 1065400

Hello.

I had some improvements without making any further changes from my message #47.
Now BT mounts and I can detect other devices.
I have also been able to pair my iPAD external keyboard (though when it is on, my power manager sees a second battery that does not exists as (not present)

The issue is not yet solved because I cannot pair my Galaxy S IT9000.
I tried many things.

If I use the graphic BT manager for setting up a new device, it recognizes Galaxy S but after a while its fails

If I try to pair PC from Galaxy I get Failed to pair with Galaxy S incorrect PIN or passkey

Then if I try to pair from both sides at the same time I get a suite of answers according to the sequence of requests.

For one sequence I even get a PIN on PC I should enter in the Galaxy, but no way to do it. I also tried to use an external keyboard paired with it.

Same failures if I use the command line. Again, according to the sequence of requests on both devices I get

sudo hidd --connect BC:47:60:AE:BE:99
Can't get device information: Success

hcitool cc BC:47:60:AE:BE:99
Can't create connection: Operation not permitted

sudo hidd --connect BC:47:60:AE:BE:99
Can't get device information: Connection refused

I do not know how to eventually set fixed PINs on both devices, neither which PIN to enter in a file I generated (pincodes) in /var/lib/bluetooth

in the same directory /var/lib/bluetooth I find my device hci0 C0:18:85:A5:A7:82 and in different files there are names/addresses of the device with which PC tried to pair.

I don't know what else I can do.

Best regards, maurizio