install logitech wireless mouse

1: I don't want to go offline in my desktop. So I went to a certain East to buy a USB wireless network card. The WN725NUSB of tp is very small, which is about the same size as that of the Logitech USB adapter. 2: The driver can identify it by itself. since it is a usb Nic, after the USB is inserted, lsusb will see a new line of Realtek id0133: 8179root @ debian:/# lsusbBus00 added. 1: I don't want to go off

1: The desktop home does not want to go any further line. So went to some east bought a USB wireless card. TP's wn725n USB, very small, is almost as large as Logitech's optimal receiver.2: The driver can identify itself is not expected, since it is USB card, after inserting USB, then LSUSBSee the newly added line Realtek ID 0bda:8179[HTML]View Plaincopy [Email protected]:/# Lsusb Bus 001 Device 001:id 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root Hub Bu

/messages. The BD address of the adapter is the unique identifier of the Bluetooth identifier, which is similar to the MAC address of the Ethernet. Sdptool The sdptool command can be used to check which services are provided by a specific device. Command sdptoolbrowsedevice_addressReturns all services of a device. Use the sdptool searchservice_code commandSearch for specific services. This command scans all accessible devices to search for requested services. If one of the devices provides serv