Hi Nori
first you should obtain USB driver from CSR and firmware for chip,
then use some tutorial, you can easily find them googling on web
for example abs2013_zores_jellybean.pdf or others.
Bluetooth | Android Open Source
Best regards
chip
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As long as I see the following site, I think that the specified driver isn't necessary.
http://ac100.wikispaces.com/Bluedroid+4.2+battle
Is my understanding not correct ?
Hi Nori
yes you are right, if this module supports
USB HCI protocol.
Best regards
chip
I have a question.
How should I do the kernel driver related to the bluetooth when I use this way ?
Currently, I'm making all bluetooth drivers disable.
Is this correct ?
I'm using the bt module which support USB HCI.
I tried the content of the previous article.
It seems that the module is recognized and its name is displayed on the android.
But off and on is repeated alternatively.
The log at that time is as attached file.
I wonder if the parameter setting isn't enough which should be set on the rc file.
Could you give me something advice ?
Nori,
Even me to facing the issue,when i enabled the BT USB interface after enabling the USB interface instead of UARt interface.
The Device ON and OFF repeatedly.
Did you find the solution for the above issue?
Thanks in advance.
Sandesh D
Hello Nori,
Check this link from another community,
Thanks for your information.
But it seems that this case is different from my case.
Currently, I can search none of the device.