G305 BLUETOOTH SOFTWARE
One Software Only way is to run a virtualization software (or possibly an OS jail) to pump the signal into a virtual PC which WILL pass over the same physical bus, and possibly the same possibly the same USB stack (depending on the OS/Virtualization software used), but will definitally bypass bluez all together (assuming you forward the USB device, and not the "mouse/headset" directly).
One other device that will use a virtual port is a ETHERNET to USB hub. One easy way is to try all combinations of usb ports OR One on the mainboard and one on a USB hub OR get/use a device that does it, such as a PCMCIA / PCCARD. If that is not possible, attempt to stick one of them on a different channel/bus as the kernel sees it, I could go on about why or how, but it takes a little time to explain. If they are flat out incompatible, consider a cheap dongle that supports both. I really should go and try some other headphones.Īttempt to get eiither of the devices to work with just 1 of the dongles. but nevertheless, it does not work in the end. Looks like recent bluez helps a bit, and mouse from Dell instead of Logitech too, and a noname Chinese "Bluetooth 3.0" dongle is surprisely better than the Asus one. Upd3: (after a year, yep) I've experimented a bit with different setups. Upd2: the 'captain obvious' style answers without any explanation aren't really helpful at all I don't think I want to buy another device with a reason of just "it doesn't work" and I can make such a decision without external help. Upd: this annoys me so badly I have offered a +200 bounty, hope this would help a bit. This should be related to the very fact of data transfer, not amount, because just a single click produces all these destructive results, too. So the dongle probably switches to some other kind of signal encoding (modulation, maybe?). There are also some 2.4GHz WiFi networks, but as the problem occurs identically even when there are no networks in kilometers, they probably do not affect it.Īlso I can say that when I touch mouse after a bit of idle time it does not begin to move immediately, but only after 200-300ms. The audio is transmitted through PulseAudio as 44.1KHz 2-channel stream. The problem: when I connect both devices, transmit audio and move mouse, audio stops playing after a second, then, after I stop moving mouse and a 1.5-2 second interval it starts again, chopped, and after another second everything is ok again.
Each of devices itself connects and works without any troubles. I use Linux with 2.6.32-24 kernel and bluez 4.60.
G305 BLUETOOTH BLUETOOTH
Logitech V470 Bluetooth mouse: no technical info on manufacturer's website and on labels.Ritmix RH-432BTH (headset): Bluetooth 2.0 class 2 with A2DP support. I cannot currently do anything with that netbook because southbridge is dead. Integrated Bluetooth HCI) everything is absolutely identical. With the integrated Bluetooth dongle of Toshiba NB200 (reported as 0930:0508 Toshiba Corp. Modulations supported: GFSK (1Mbps), 4-DQPSK (2Mbps), 8-DPSK (3Mbps). The specifications of these products state:ĪSUS USB-BT21 (dongle): Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and A2DP support
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They are connected to my desktop with ASUS USB-BT21 dongle. hope that doesn't matter) and Ritmix RH-432 (sorry for language, but it's apparently Russian company and they don't have English version of site). I have two Bluetooth devices: Logitech Laser Travel Mouse (probably this one, but white.
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