Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.6.4) OS: Linux Hi all, I'm trying to pair my laptop (gentoo, KDE 4.6.5, bluedevil 1.1) with a gps device (mobileMate 886), but the process stops halfway. Basically, when I try to pair the device and I tick "manual PIN", entering 0000, the default pin for the device that obviously doesnt' have any keyboard, kde wizard prompt me with a random pin asking me to enter it in the device, obviously a no-go. Same device works just fine with an android device and on the same laptop, using windows in virtualbox. I can therefore exclude hardware problems. How I can try to have the device correctly paired? Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Just try to pair the device using kde wizard Actual Results: prompts for a pin, asking to enter it into device to be paired. Expected Results: no pin request (0000 pin being already entered) and device paired
OMG, I can reproduce the issue, will try to fix asap. Sorry :/
Bug fixed, will be released with 1.1.1 :)! Despite the bug, we've a small database with exceptions like your dive so we can provide a more automatic experience, do you mind to paste here the output of "hcitool scan" ? With that, we can add your device to the database so it will pair automatically in both, GNOME and KDE :)! Thanks!
Git commit 9106a4ec574b61ef008436210066fd00136a8f3d by Alex Fiestas. Committed on 16/07/2011 at 16:51. Pushed by afiestas into branch '1.1'. Use manualPin()->checked instead of a unused method from Wizard When we refactor the code seems that we forgot to remove all Wizard::manualPin() usage. This commit remove that code to be sure that this never happen again. BUG: 277878 FIXED-IN: 1.1.1. M +1 -3 src/wizard/pages/discoverpage.cpp M +0 -11 src/wizard/bluewizard.cpp M +0 -3 src/wizard/bluewizard.h http://commits.kde.org/bluedevil/9106a4ec574b61ef008436210066fd00136a8f3d
thanks for the fix; meanwhile here the output of hcitool scan as requested: calvin ~ # hcitool scan Scanning ... 00:1C:88:30:20:A6 886 GPS
Have you try to use the automatic mode? (without checking manual?) bluedevil should detect your device and put 0000 as PIN already :/ Can you try it? Thanks!
Just tried; (kde 4.7.0 bluedevil 1.1.1) unfortunately the behaviour is the same: from an empty list of bt devices, I choose "add", after some seconds the gps dongle appears; choosing it and clicking on "next", leaving unticked "manual PIN", wizard prompts me with a pin to be entered. Hitting "cancel", my bt dongle is listed on known devices list, with "associated" in green. Seems a bit weird behaviour, what do you think?