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Re: Is there a document for setting up Bluetooth on a Raspberry Pi 3B?



Hello Rui-Xiang,

On Sat, 25 May 2024 16:37:27 +0800, Rui-Xiang Guo <rxg%lavabit.com@localhost>
wrote:

> > pseudo-device   bthfive                 # Bluetooth HCI UART (H5)
> > 
> > so I am wondering if the "bth5" reference in btattach.c needs to be
> > changed to "bthfive". I tried to see if any bt pseudo device is
> > currently configured by: config -x /netbsd | grep bt
> > but nothing shows up.  
> 
> Hi,
> Here are my simple test steps on 9.4 earmv6hf/earmv7hf and
> 10.0 earmv6hf/earmv7hf:
> 1. download BCM4345C0.hcd(for rpi3b+) from
>    https://github.com/RPi-Distro/bluez-firmware/tree/master/broadcom
>    to /libdata/firmware/bcm43xx/
> 2. # btattach -FPi 115200 bcm43xx-3wire /dev/dplcom0 921600
> Only on 9.4 earmv6hf then bthfive0 is attached:
> [   288.270347] bthfive0 at tty major 93 minor 524288
> 

Thanks for the test, I checked GENERIC against GENERIC64 and the
bluetooth items are missing from the the 64 version and I think GENERIC
is only for building 32 bit versions. So, I have created a GENERIC64BT
adding in those missing bt items and started a build, but RPi3 is slow
to build tools and kernel, and it will take many hours to compile
everything. If I get a kernel, I will try to boot it.

> In the other three environments, it gets no response with the same
> btattach command.
> 
> -rxg
> 


-- 
Best Regards.
Christopher Hall.


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