The symptoms that I see when I try to active Bluetooth on the simulated iPhone is that the spinner on the Bluetooth switch in preference just endlessly spins. I also notice when looking at the system log on the host OSX system, these messages when I try to turn on Bluetooth:
8/3/12 3:39:02.062 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting discoverable status enabled
8/3/12 3:39:02.063 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting connectable enabled
8/3/12 3:39:02.063 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: enabling device scanning
8/3/12 3:39:02.064 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: failed to start scanning with error 111
When I back out of the Bluetooth settings inside the simulator:
8/3/12 3:39:56.756 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting discoverable status disabled
8/3/12 3:39:56.757 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting connectable disabled
When I pull the Broadcom USB dongle out of the hub:
8/3/12 3:40:07.935 PM blued[99380]: kBTXPCUpdateUserPreferences gConsoleUserUID = 501
8/3/12 3:40:07.000 PM kernel[0]: **** [AppleBluetoothHCIControllerUSBTransport][WaitForControllerPowerStateWithTimeout] -- commandSleep() returned error 0xE0000001 (kIOReturnInvalid) -- this = 0xffffff802d21b000 ****
8/3/12 3:40:07.000 PM kernel[0]: [IOBluetoothHCIController::setConfigState] calling registerService
When I try to turn bluetooth on inside the simulator without the bluetooth dongle, I get similar errors:
8/3/12 3:49:44.189 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting discoverable status enabled
8/3/12 3:49:44.189 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: setting connectable enabled
8/3/12 3:49:44.190 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: enabling device scanning
8/3/12 3:49:44.190 PM Preferences[85917]: BTM: failed to start scanning with error 111
What's curious is that the dongle seems to have been discovered, judging by the errors logged when I pulled it out. And the vendor/product IDs seem to be listed in the /System/Library/Extensions/IOBluetoothFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/BroadcomBluetoothHCIControllerUSBTransport.kext/Contents/Info.plist file. Before I disabled the nvram switch, I was able to use the dongle (at least running Lion, after adding the vendor,product ID values to the driver Info.plist file). At present:
# nvram -p|grep blue
bluetoothHostControllerSwitchBehavior never
Any thoughts on how to get the simulator running on Mountain Lion using XCode 4.5?
Thanks!
Louis Mamakos
On Aug 3, 2012, at 11:09 AM, robert carlsen <
email@hidden> wrote:
Same observation here with that dongle and a thunderbolt MBP on Mountain Lion.
-Robert
On Aug 3, 2012, at 2:24, YC Poon / Cheong / 昌 <
email@hidden> wrote:
I have the same result with you after upgraded to Mountain Lion, I am using a 2010yr Mac Book Air and a CSR dongle.
On 3 Aug, 2012, at 2:23 AM, Amanda Shumack wrote:
I recently upgraded to Mountain Lion, and I have found that the Cirago BTA8000 does not seem to work anymore even after running: "sudo nvram bluetoothHostControllerSwitchBehavior="never""
I have also confirmed that my System Information shows the Bluetooth Vendor ID shows 0x5ac as described in the
Technical Note2295. I am running a new MBPR, and I've tried all the attached USB ports along with the ones on my second monitor. Can anyone advise?
Thanks in advance,
Amanda Shumack
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