MSI MegaBook PR300 (aka MS1313) usb bluetooth device

[Vyacheslav Druzhinin]

I'm on CURRENT built a couple of days ago.
I try to use builtin usb device.
usbdevs -v shows
port 1 addr 2: full speed, self powered, config 1, product 0xa97a(0xa97a), vendor 0x0db0(0x0db0), rev 19.58

I've found that this device 0xa97a described in OpenBSD sys/dev/usb/usbdevs file as
 product MSI BLUETOOTH_3         0xa97a  Bluetooth
at line 1941, I've tried to copy this line to the same place in FreeBSD's usbdevs file and recompile the kernel but without success.

Is this device in plans to support by FreebSD ?

[Maksim Yevmenkin-2]

On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:55 AM, dvg_lab <dvg@...> wrote:

>
> I'm on CURRENT built a couple of days ago.
> I try to use builtin usb device.
> usbdevs -v shows
> port 1 addr 2: full speed, self powered, config 1, product 0xa97a(0xa97a),
> vendor 0x0db0(0x0db0), rev 19.58
>
> I've found that this device 0xa97a described in OpenBSD sys/dev/usb/usbdevs
> file as
>  product MSI BLUETOOTH_3         0xa97a  Bluetooth
> at line 1941, I've tried to copy this line to the same place in FreeBSD's
> usbdevs file and recompile the kernel but without success.
>
> Is this device in plans to support by FreebSD ?

1) did you load bluetooth device driver? ( man ng_ubt(4) )

2) did you turn the device on? (some laptops have dedicated "bluetooth
on/off" button)

keep in mind there will NOT be any entries in /dev for bluetooth
devices, only netgraph nodes. the easiest way to get this working is
to add "ng_ubt_load="YES"" to your loader.conf and reboot. next time
bluetooth device is attached devd(8) should automatically load all the
required modules and start the stack (see /etc/rc.d/bluetooth for more
details).

thanks,
max
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[Vyacheslav Druzhinin]

Maksim Yevmenkin-2 wrote:

On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:55 AM, dvg_lab <[e-mail]> wrote:
1) did you load bluetooth device driver? ( man ng_ubt(4) )

2) did you turn the device on? (some laptops have dedicated "bluetooth
on/off" button)

keep in mind there will NOT be any entries in /dev for bluetooth
devices, only netgraph nodes. the easiest way to get this working is
to add "ng_ubt_load="YES"" to your loader.conf and reboot. next time
bluetooth device is attached devd(8) should automatically load all the
required modules and start the stack (see /etc/rc.d/bluetooth for more
details).

thanks,
max
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thanx for the hint, after I put the ng_ubt to the loader.conf the device simply works, yes it looks non standard while I searched the /dev/ubt0

thanx a lot, Max.

WBR,
dvg_lab.