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Bluetooth Passthrough: Difference between revisions
Reworked the Linux Setup section with some extra information from the USB Passthrough page for those not familiar with udev rules.
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A udev rule has to be installed so Dolphin can use a Bluetooth adapter without having to get root privileges. | A udev rule has to be installed so Dolphin can use a Bluetooth adapter without having to get root privileges. | ||
1. Paste the following into '''/etc/udev/rules.d/52-dolphin.rules''' (/lib/udev/rules.d/52-dolphin.rules if making a package). Replace 'YOURVID' and 'YOURPID' with the Vendor ID and Product ID respectively. | |||
<code>SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="YOURVID", ATTRS{idProduct}=="YOURPID", TAG+="uaccess"</code> | |||
2. Reload udev rules with: | |||
<code>sudo udevadm control --reload-rules</code> | |||
3. Reinsert the adapter. | |||
Dolphin should be able to automatically unload the USB Bluetooth kernel module (assuming you have permission to; you typically need to be in the <code>plugdev</code> group). If not, unload it with <code>modprobe -r btusb</code>. | Dolphin should be able to automatically unload the USB Bluetooth kernel module (assuming you have permission to; you typically need to be in the <code>plugdev</code> group). If not, unload it with <code>modprobe -r btusb</code>. | ||