Marc Baudoin writes > % dmesg | grep ubt > [ 3,395938] ubt0 at uhub1 port 5 > [ 3,395938] ubt0: vendor 8087 (0x8087) product 0a2b (0xa2b), rev > 2.00/0.01, addr 1
Hello Sorry to say, this Intel adapter is not supported by NetBSD at this time. I do have one in my laptop but the solution is a bit complex for the time I have available and I've been using an external dongle instead. The problem with the Intel adapters is that they identify as a Bluetooth device but they won't work as one until the ROM is loaded; our stack attaches by default but none of the normal initialization commands work, so btconfig will show the _INIT flags as they have not completed and the device won't work. Some older Broadcom devices would identify as something else, then when the firmware attached would reattach as a Bluetooth so that worked ok; the later Broadcom devices had a functional ROM and you could use it properly and manually load a new ROM for better functionality. Both of those were a lot easier to support, this is a bit more complex as the stack currently has no way to send/receive packets to a device which is not initialized. regards iain
