Nick Stinson

When I try "sudo -i", I get a message that says "<user> is not in the sudoers file." Do you know how to get the user added to that file? I assume one would need root access to do that.</user> Thanks.

Andy, OK, I'm feeling pretty embarrassed right now. I got on this path using a computer that someone gave me - it came with no drive, so I put in a SSD and put your linux on it. Trying to run the "Bluetooth Adapters" and "Bluetooth Manager" on v24b, it appears that the computer does not even have the bluetooth hardware - I figured since it was 2 years older than my Mac (which has BT), that it must too - wrong. When I looked up the model number online, sure enough, bluetooth did not come with this...

Andy, Sounds good - I've got the download in progress. Can I test it by just running it in live mode from the CD? I'll let you know when I have something to report. 73, Nick KC1MSR

Andy, That's great - yes, I'd be willing to test it out - just let me know when there's a download available. 73, Nick KC1MSR

Andy, Thanks for the information and considering this as a potential add to the software. I don't know much about the inner workings of Linux so aren't sure how to identify the appropriate packages. However, I did look around a bit online and identified this group called BlueZ that is billed as the official linux bluetooth protocol stack on their website: http://www.bluez.org. Hopefully this is provides what you need in the event you have time to do this enhancement. Is this thread good enough as...

I recently installed v.24 and can not find a way to configure the bluetooth hardware on the computer. Are bluetooth devices supported? If yes, how do I configure them?