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Bluetoothctl issue #139

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Ikillmyeros opened this issue Aug 29, 2023 · 5 comments
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Bluetoothctl issue #139

Ikillmyeros opened this issue Aug 29, 2023 · 5 comments

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@Ikillmyeros
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Hello! I'm having problems with [2] Checking for Bluetooth adapter availability, i don't know what should do.

My Bluetooth adapter appear in lsusb and all it's ok, but it can't find the bluetooth adapter.

Any help? Please.

@monkeybee11
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monkeybee11 commented Aug 29, 2023

monkey is having a simmler problem
ive got it working on my pi but im trying to run it on ubuntu via WSL on my main computer atm

ive done the usb passthrou for my bluetooth dongle and its showing up with lsusb

and when running sudo nxbt test it crashes on step2 with this error
(its a pritty big one and dont know how to codebox/spoilerbox here sry XD)
https://pastebin.com/SVqMWY6F

@Brikwerk
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@Ikillmyeros Can you provide some more details on the platform you are attempting to run NXBT on (e.g. Virtualbox on Windows or Raspberry Pi OS on a Raspberry Pi)? Additionally, what is the output for bluetoothctl and hciconfig hci0?

@monkeybee11 As far as I can see, Bluetooth is not supported in WSL yet (see here for more info). It seems there is a path to get this working by recompiling the kernel, however, this is out of scope for this project. I recommend reaching out for WSL support in their respective repository or in the issue linked above. Otherwise, please use Virtualbox for NXBT on Windows.

@monkeybee11
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monkeybee11 commented Aug 30, 2023

@monkeybee11 As far as I can see, Bluetooth is not supported in WSL yet (see here for more info). It seems there is a path to get this working by recompiling the kernel, however, this is out of scope for this project. I recommend reaching out for WSL support in their respective repository or in the issue linked above. Otherwise, please use Virtualbox for NXBT on Windows.

oof ok was only going for WSL bc it was a one click install XD and had a load of problems with virtual box years a go ill give it a nother shot tho

took a bit of elbow greese but its working on virtualbox 👍

@Ikillmyeros
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Ops, sorry for forgotten some dates, @Brikwerk , i'm working VM in Windows 10, and i'm trying to using Bit8Do bluetooth adapter.

I tried all command that you told, and i put some screenshot. Anyway i want to say that im not expert about that, and i'm just newbie, only loves play and i'm trying doing that for put macros and automatize some movements in Pokémon xDDD

Im stuck in step 7 ... 2 days ago i was stuck in step 3 ... That's nightmare for me, really i need a lot of help about this.

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@Brikwerk
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Brikwerk commented Sep 10, 2023

Sorry for the delay in my reply @Ikillmyeros. I'm going to guess that you're attempting to use the 8BitDo Wireless USB Adapter, right? I've had some more time to look into this and, unfortunately, I believe your 8BitDo adapter will not work with NXBT.

Your adapter is mainly meant for connecting computers with controllers through 8BitDo's software. It's not meant for regular Bluetooth activities on the host PC, as noted in 8BitDo's FAQ (check the last section). To function correctly, NXBT requires conventional Bluetooth support on the adapter.

I recommend you use a regular USB Bluetooth adapter that is capable of connecting with keyboards, mice, headphones, etc. I do most of my Windows testing, for example, with a Plugable USB 2.0 Bluetooth adapter.

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