Contributed by mk/reverse on from the wifi-sucks-this-rocks dept.
Alexander Yurchenko just committed some stuff which introduces Bluetooth support in OpenBSD:
CVSROOT: /cvs Module name: src Changes by: grange@cvs.openbsd.org 2005/01/14 05:04:02 Modified files: sys/conf : files sys/kern : uipc_domain.c sys/net : if.c if_types.h netisr.h netisr_dispatch.h sys/sys : malloc.h socket.h Added files: sys/netbt : bluetooth.h bt.h bt_input.c bt_proto.c bt_var.h h4.h hci.h hci_raw.c hci_var.h l2cap.h l2cap_var.h rfcomm_var.h Log message: First step in Bluetooth protocol stack support.
Full commit message is available at MARC.
NOTE: This is work in progress, more to be done, so you cannot use GPRS from your cellular phone to go online yet.
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By Anonymous Coward (139.78.112.58) on
Way to go! Need testers? I've got 3 BT adapters, 2 BT capable phones, a BT headset, a BT keyboard, and a BT mouse (that I never could get working well, even in Windows).
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By grange (81.211.46.134) on
By David (82.53.146.231) caff AT openbeer DOT it on
Wow, this is definitely COOOL!!!
Alexander, You make my day!
By Anonymous Coward (213.118.91.56) on
By jtorin (217.215.193.248) on
This is definately cool. Especially since I just got an laptop with bluetooth support. :-)
I think I will run out and buy a bluetooth USB-adapter tomorrow. They aren't that expensive.
By Anonymous Coward (217.96.167.176) on
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By Bruno Rohée (82.224.28.96) bruno@rohee.com on
e.g. my Dlink DBT-120 is. Recognized as
By Anonymous Coward (139.78.112.184) on
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By David (82.55.214.190) on http://www.opengeeks.it/
What about pcmcia adapters (like this one: http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&pathtype=purchase&sku=3CRWB6096B)?
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By Anonymous Coward (139.78.112.184) on
By Anonymous Coward (217.96.167.176) on
By barryg (202.92.128.24) on
My cheapo generic usb bluetooth adapter with a silicon wave chipset is supported.
dmesg[0] and usbdevs -v[1] here. Product url[2]
Oh, this is on a macppc machine.
X-Net BTU02B