Hello!
You're welcome. Many have been helped by that tutorial.
The super cheap, generic adapters ($2-$3 on Amazon or Ebay) work better than the more expensive ones, as the expensive ones use Broadcom chips, which are not supported in Linux. (I have also updated the tutorial to reflect this.)
Actually, every time I add a Bluetooth adapter, I refer to it myself. As that other Bluetooth post that was first referenced, it was posted before the final fix was worked out.
To avoid any future confusion, I have added a link to the completed work to the other article. Thank you for helping us by pointing this out!
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
You're welcome. Many have been helped by that tutorial.
The super cheap, generic adapters ($2-$3 on Amazon or Ebay) work better than the more expensive ones, as the expensive ones use Broadcom chips, which are not supported in Linux. (I have also updated the tutorial to reflect this.)
Actually, every time I add a Bluetooth adapter, I refer to it myself. As that other Bluetooth post that was first referenced, it was posted before the final fix was worked out.
To avoid any future confusion, I have added a link to the completed work to the other article. Thank you for helping us by pointing this out!
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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