In Ubuntu, the hardware can be basically supported, except for Bluetooth. You can only upload files to XP. No class this afternoon. I decided to take care of the Bluetooth function. After some Google operations, I finally put the Bluetooth "Please go out of the mountains. The function of transferring data between a computer and a Bluetooth mobile phone is realized (thanks to TX Telecom and another student for providing a Bluetooth mobile phone ). Unfortunately, at present, only mobile phones are allowed to connect to the computer, but no methods have been found to connect the computer to the mobile phone. You only need to download a few software for the specific configuration. Install the following software with the new version. Or $ sudoapt
In Ubuntu, the hardware can be basically supported, except for Bluetooth. You can only upload files to XP. No class this afternoon. I decided to take care of the Bluetooth function. After some Google operations, I finally put the Bluetooth "Please go out of the mountains.
The function of transferring data between a computer and a Bluetooth mobile phone is realized (thanks to TX Telecom and another student for providing a Bluetooth mobile phone ). Unfortunately, at present, only mobile phones are allowed to connect to the computer, but no methods have been found to connect the computer to the mobile phone.
You only need to download a few software for the specific configuration. Install the following software with the new version.
Or
$ Sudo apt-get install bluetooth bluez-btsco bluez-passkey-gnome bluez-pin bluez-utils gnome-bluetooth
After installation, search for the Bluetooth mobile phone with the following command:
$ Hcitool scan
After finding the device, connect the device to your computer by using your mobile phone. Ask your mobile phone and computer to enter the password. Note that the default password for computer Bluetooth is "1234". Change the default password.
$ Sudo gedit/etc/bluetooth/hcid. conf
Search for passkey "1234" to change the default password. The default phone password is "0000" (if no password is set ).
The computer sends the file to the mobile phone. Right-click the file and select "send" to start searching for the bluetooth device.
If you cannot find your phone for a long time, use your phone to search for your computer.
Files sent by mobile phones are stored on the Ubuntu Desktop by default.
The Chinese name file is garbled and depressing!
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Connecting a Bluetooth mouse under Ubunt is much easier than connecting a mobile phone. Open the terminal and enter the search mouse:
(Rapoo) Leiber 6100: click the button next to on/off ).
$ Sudo hidd -- search
Searching...
Connecting to device BC: 20: 42: A0: 00: 00
It can be searched.
$ Sudo vi/etc/rc. local
Add the following line at the beginning of/etc/rc. local to ensure that it can be used at the next boot.
/Usr/bin/hidd -- server
Confirm that/etc/rc. local ends with exit 0.