Re: Driver Bluetooth Usb Dongle Android Tv
Vilma Steiert
Then I successfully compiled btusb.ko driver in Linux by downloading kernel source code and pasting in /system/lib, and driver btusb.ko is successfully installed now. The dongle detected in dmesg log as
I can use blueZ hciconfig to find the usb bluetooth device 'hci0'. But I can't enable the bluetooth on Android 4.2.2. It seems android use a new bluetooth stack since version 4.2 . So it doesn't rely on the BlueZ statck now.This is my BoardConfig:
It is my understanding that Android dropped BlueZ and it now relies on bluedroid by broadcom, I don't know how but what I would do is look for the drivers for that bt dongle online and build the system with:
My question now is, will it work If I just plug in a WLAN Dongle into the back of my headunit creating a wireless network from my headunit (dont worry I can configure the Headunit via SSH which was a project from me some time ago). I only own two dongles which need drivers to work, but there are dirverless wireless adapters like a stick you would plug in a windows machine etc. out there.
Hey guys
I'm relatively to Programming but my friends and i are doing a project. My part of the project is to use an Arduino Duemilanove, a Sparkfun USB Host Shield, and a Bluetooth Dongle to receive data from an android via bluetooth.
Note that the Bluetooth USB dongle driver for Android does not exist. You will not find any sites with drivers for this OS in the Internet. Initially, Android has everything necessary to work with some devices. That is why you will not be able to download the Bluetooth dongle driver for Android tablet, if such an adapter will not work after connecting.The fact is that in the official firmwares, if the device does not have some module initially, developers cut out the unused software features of the system (for example, the Bluetooth connection in our case). This is done to save space and resources of the device, to make sure that the unused functionality does not overload the system.
I have purchased the Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 recently and the bluetooth connection with Zwift seems to work. However, I also have an external ant+ dongle which I would like to use and connect. (I previously used this for laptop zwifting, but laptop broke down.)
If after boot the built-in bluetooth device is in a disabled state, and the kernel driver is compiled as a module, you can keep the driver from loading and enabling the device by blacklisting it. Use lsmod to list the modules currently loaded, and have a look at dmesg or your syslog after boot to identify the driver for your built-in bluetooth device. Blacklisting it depends on the distribution you use, e.g. on Debian (and probably Ubuntu, too), make a file in /etc/modprobe.d/ that contains the line blacklist . See man modprobe.d for details.
2) And presently I am inserting my driver via GUI, I am getting an error message while enabling bluetooth via GUI ie Operation not permitted while loading .ko (driver)Please suggest me what to do?? whether I need to install my driver at boot by adding in init.rc?? if I do it always on boot bt will be in ON State only?? OR Do i need to build my driver along with android source code???