Re: OT: Pairing information storage
Re: OT: Pairing information storage
- Subject: Re: OT: Pairing information storage
- From: mat davidson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 14:06:03 -0700
Your Broadcom dongle will have a different mac address than your built
in unit so it'll take more than changing some plists. We probably
don't provide access to changing the bdaddr for security reasons but I
could be wrong.
- m
On Sep 30, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Tim Hewett wrote:
Hello,
This isn't a development question as such but I am developing
Bluetooth apps for MacOS and it's kind of related...
I have an Intel Mac Mini which has Bluetooth built in, but also have
a Belkin USB Bluetooth adaptor connected to it as it provides class
1 transmission power. This adaptor is the one in main use.
MacOS recognises it without any need for additional drivers as it
has a Broadcom chip (shown in System Profiler), however there is one
problem in that it refuses to pair with headsets. Belkin provided a
fix for this in the form of a "Broadcom Mini Driver" kext, but it is
PPC-only.
So I am wondering if there is a way to have my headset pair with the
Broadcom, e.g. by manually manipulating .plist files etc.. I can
have the headset pair with my iBook G4 with the Belkin connected to
it using Belkin's mini driver fix, perhaps that configuration could
be copied over to the mini somehow?
Tim.
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