The "stock" debian image (currently debian6-19-04-2012.img) works with my Logitech diNovo Edge Windows edition Bluetooth keyboard/trackpad combo. That means this is at best a partial and non-practical solution.
Once GUI session is logged out, Apple keyboard ceases to function. Original tutorial found hereĮDIT: This apparently only works for using the apple setup in the GUI. Under LXDE Menu>Preferences>Bluetooth Manager, you will find the Blueman GUI Bluetooth manager.įrom there, you can scan and pair bluetooth devices as expected in any GUI system.Īnd that is what worked for me. Once you are able to see a device using hcitool scan, start a GUI session. Hcitool scan showed the following output: Then use the hcitool scan command to discover our devices initially: Switch your phone's Bluetooth to 'visible'.
The /etc/init.d/bluetooth status command shows whether Bluetooth is running. There will be other devices in the list, but that (or something very similar) is what you are looking for. This is the output:īus 001 Device 005: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd.
#How to connect apple mouse and keyboard to windows install#
You only really need to install the 'bluetooth' package but, I used the following command to install some test tools and the GUI Bluetooth manager: apt-get install bluetooth bluez bluemanĮdit (): the original line above had bluez-utils instead of bluez - the package has been renamed. I was able to get my Apple Wireless Keyboard and Magic Trackpad(without multitouch) working using the following steps:
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