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longsleep installed headers for dkms usage - Faye - 06-14-2016 I tried to build the realtek bluetooth driver by checking out the github for my version and applying the config.gz before running make modules and it still thinks the version is different. Can you supply a kernel headers tarball for use with dkms? I have fixed up the Makefile (I think) and created a dkms.conf file to allow for automatic module compilation but it complains about symbol versions not being identical. Code: ubuntu@fjords:~$ cat /usr/src/rtk_btusb-v0.8/Makefile RE: longsleep installed headers for dkms usage - longsleep - 06-14-2016 Kernel headers are there - latest kernel tarbal in /usr/src RE: longsleep installed headers for dkms usage - xalius - 06-15-2016 Quick question? Is that the right driver Faye is trying to build, it looks like the USB variant of the 8723 to me... RE: longsleep installed headers for dkms usage - Faye - 06-15-2016 (06-15-2016, 02:28 PM)xalius Wrote: Quick question? Is that the right driver Faye is trying to build, it looks like the USB variant of the 8723 to me... I can answer that really quickly, it isn't (or at least doesn't work for me) I hoped that would be the quick one to test. I've compiled the other tools now. It didn't work on ttyS3, haven't had time to try with the other interfaces. Faye RE: longsleep installed headers for dkms usage - xalius - 06-15-2016 I played with https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8723bs_bt earlier and got to talk to the BT part of the RTL, the tool seems to handshake and upload a binary to the module but I didnt get it to actually register as a BT adapter with Linux after that: http://pastebin.com/Z3RUS9kc The correct tty seems to be /dev/ttyS1 which corresponds to the schematic and the device tree definitions... |