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Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

It says im missing some dependencies, and i have all maemo repos

the main one, maemo extras, and extras development

what am i missing? i am running diablo

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

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Originally Posted by VDVsx (Post 234573)

The dependencies are almost the same as Canola or Carman have, for example you can easily install the base repository in this link: http://openbossa.indt.org/canola/install_second.html (.install for base rep in the second step).

I installed this repo, and looking in the catalog it shows that i get a 404 error.

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

Looks great, locked my PS3 up so I had to pull the plug. :(

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

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Originally Posted by VDVsx (Post 234581)

Some Bluez version don't have hidd, you can use a graphical interface like kinputwizard (try to call it in a terminal).
Which distro are you using ?

Ubuntu Interprid Inex (Its in beta currently, but due out later this month).

Hmm.. found some info..

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# This setting will switch HID devices (e.g mouse/keyboad) to HCI mode, that is
# you will have bluetooth functionality from your dongle instead of only HID.
# Note that not every bluetooth dongle is capable of switching back to HID
# mode, see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=355497
HID2HCI_ENABLED=1
HID2HCI_UNDO=1

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The new bluetooth system seems fine when connecting my cellphone, but I don't know how to make it to automatically reconnect my BT mouse after reboot. For previous version I had the "HIDD_ENABLED = 1" in file /etc/default/bluetooth and it just worked, but the new version of that file doesn't contain that line, pluse there is no more hidd command in the system.

~ dngpng (Ubuntu Forums)

Edit: Looks like it got removed for some reason...

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

Had to read this 4 times. Perhaps its the really good wine. If I understand correct with this application one can control a bluetooth-enabled device using the NIT's keyboard, touchscreen (or any other input device connected to the NIT). Seems pretty useful.

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

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Originally Posted by allnameswereout (Post 234626)

Look at the video.

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

The keymap screen seems to have problems mapping to keys like space and return...

I can't exactly control iTunes without play and pause being space...
Works well on rhythmbox though!

Also, it seems that it is NOT sending media keys (those little volume and play/pause keys on to of the keyboard). This is the best, because it works for almost all media players, even if they are in the background.

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

Hm. It wants:

efl-core
python2.5-efl-core
python2.5-ecore
python2.5-edbus
python2.5-evas
python2.5-edje

none of which are in the base catalog ("Nokia Catalog"), nor any of the following catalogs:

Nokia Catalog
Nokia Catalog (3rd party software)
Nokia System Software Updates
maemo Extras
Maemo Chinook
Maemo Extras (diablo)
Maemo hackers (chinook)
tschmidt

So, again, which repositories/catalogs are you pulling those from? (don't say "same as canola" -- I don't use canola, so that means nothing to me).

I would love to install it, test it on my macs, and such, but I need more to go on :-)

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

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Originally Posted by johnkzin (Post 234655)

I'm having the same problem, anyone got a solution? I think it might be the same repo as canola, but different distribution.

Re: Introducing BlueMaemo

efl was brought to the tablets BY the canola team, so canola is important. I would recommend installing canola just so it sorts out the dependency issues.

also, try apt-get... It might work better...