From: Braden H. <hu...@ya...> - 2006-02-07 22:33:15
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Craig, >Yup -- you need to modify /etc/default/bluetooth to change the two >baud rates from 115200/115200 to 57600/921600 Thanks for the help w/ the bluetooth. I was able to get my new root_fs installed and going so that fixed the problem. However I tried both the 115200/115200 and 57600/921600 settings previously (FYI). However it seems (from memory) that I was not changing /etc/default/bluetooth but somewhere else? I thought it was like /etc/init.d/<somewhere> or /etc/bluetooth/<somewhere> now I don't remember... |
From: Craig H. <cr...@gu...> - 2006-02-07 22:39:15
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On Feb 7, 2006, at 2:33 PM, Braden Huber wrote: > Craig, > >> Yup -- you need to modify /etc/default/bluetooth to change the two >> baud rates from 115200/115200 to 57600/921600 > > Thanks for the help w/ the bluetooth. I was able to get my new > root_fs > installed and going so that fixed the problem. However I tried > both the > 115200/115200 and 57600/921600 settings previously (FYI). However > it seems > (from memory) that I was not changing /etc/default/bluetooth but > somewhere > else? I thought it was like /etc/init.d/<somewhere> or > /etc/bluetooth/<somewhere> now I don't remember... The settings in /etc/init.d/S30bluetooth are defaults, which get over- ridden by the settings in /etc/default/bluetooth, if such a file exists and has an overwriting setting for any value. So basically the change in /etc/init.d/S30bluetooth won't take. The new root_fs from HEAD of buildroot does the autodetect thing and resolves this problem. C |