Bob,
Which model of Thinkpad do you have? as far as Im aware, you need the
"bluez" packages. apt-get "bluez-*". That should give you "hciconfig"
if you don't already have it. hciconfig without any arguments is rather
like ifconfig. It should show any devices on the system. but that is
all rather useless if the device isn't physically present. Meh, I'm
jusy spouting off at this point.
-Mike
On Sun, 2005-12-04 at 08:45, Bob Miller wrote:
> T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
>
> > On Sun, Dec 04, 2005 at 01:04:32AM -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
> > > How can I detect whether a laptop has a Bluetooth interface?
> > > It's running Kubuntu B.Badger.
> >
> > It may show up on the PCI bus or the USB bus, either one, depending on how
> > it is implemented in your laptop. Lots of dual-radio setups appear on the
> > PCI bus.
>
> Then I don't have one. Thanks.
>
> I wonder why Ubuntu loaded the rfcomm module.
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