Ortwin Glück schrieb:
> Yes, I have a BT mighty mouse connected:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ hcitool con
> Connections:
> > ACL 00:14:51:C5:44:79 handle 46 state 1 lm MASTER
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ hcitool info 00:14:51:C5:44:79
> Requesting information ...
> BD Address: 00:14:51:C5
Ortwin Glück schrieb:
>
> Sven Anders wrote:
>
>> My problem is: The Scroll-wheel does not work.
>
> I have the same problem with the Mighty Mouse. Why do you think it has
> something to do with HCI/HID mode?
Because I think the HID protocol is only a basic one and supports not all
features of t
Sven Anders wrote:
> Ortwin Glück schrieb:
>> Sven Anders wrote:
>>
>>> My problem is: The Scroll-wheel does not work.
>> I have the same problem with the Mighty Mouse. Why do you think it has
>> something to do with HCI/HID mode?
>
> Because I think the HID protocol is only a basic one and supp
Ortwin Glück schrieb:
>> Can I switch the HID mode?
>
> You sound a little confused (okay, the architecture is not exactly well
> documented). HCI is the low-level bluetooth device. I wouldn't say it's
> even a protocol. It's rather the hardware interface. It controls the
> immediate BT hardware s
> Ok. But as I understand HID is very basic. If you want to use all features of
> a device, you have to use the devices "own" protocol.
> (To query the battery status for instance).
> What does the 'boot-protocol' mean, what are the other protocol types?
Ok, the HIDBP (HID Boot-Protocol) is very
Sven Anders wrote:
> Ok, the HIDBP (HID Boot-Protocol) is very basic...
>
> I found this:
>
> There are two options for using a USB mouse or a USB keyboard - the standalone
> Boot Protocol (HIDBP) way and the full featured HID driver way. The Boot
> Protocol way is generally inferior, and this
Hello,
I've read some articles about the fan speed control in newer Macbooks
Ok, mostly speculative articles in forums... but let's ignore that.
>From Wikipedia: The new firmware is also different in that it responds
to both CPU usage and temperature, rather than temperature alone. This
allows th
Hi.
Is there a daemon, that polls the current ambient light sensor values (someone
should create an ambient light device class...)
and sets the keyboard light value (led class devices) and the led panel
backlight (totaly new, current linus-git-tree; backlight class devices)
automatically?
With
On 20/02/07, Thomas Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.
Hello,
> Is there a daemon, that polls the current ambient light sensor values
> (someone should create an ambient light device class...)
> and sets the keyboard light value (led class devices) and the led panel
> backlight (totaly new,
Ortwin Glück schrieb:
>> Now the question:
>>
>> How do I switch my bluetooth mouse to full HID mode?
>
> Ehh! That's the hard part. I don't think you can from userland.
>
> I found in the HID specs (from usb.org) that the driver should issue a
> "change protocol" to put the device into report-p
On the http://www.bluez.org/ site I found the following:
| 17.02.2007
| Bluetooth kernel patch 2.6.20-mh1 available
| This patch finally includes the support to use the new HID subsystem of the
| Linux kernel and provides full HID report protocol mode support.
Maybe with the kernel 2.6.20 and
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