Hello,
does anyone know where Android stores its Bluetooh Pairing Keys ?
On Debian these data is located in "/var/lib/bluetooth/<Device Mac/info" But on Android it seems different.
On normal Linux i can pair a Bluetooth mouse with my Windows an Linux Multiboot installation if i just change the pairing key in this file.
Now on Android i want to pair a Pokemon Go Plus with two smartphones where i can access the /system partition via TWRP.
So i want to use the Pokemon Go plus on EITHER device 1 OR device 2. I just want to get rid of resetting and repairing the plus.
I dont want to use the plus the same time on both smartphones, this will not work i think.
Greetings
Chris
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I need to remove all bounded/paired bluetooth devices underneath Android (not from within Android UI). I have full root access.
How do I do that?
Said in another way: where does Android store information about bounded/paired bluetooth devices?
Thanks!
Please help! I really need this as my phone is ****ed bluetooth wise...
Well, I thinking that I must issue a command like "rfcomm release all" or something like that ... but where is rfcomm in Android?
ULJ, did you ever work out how to do this? I have the same problem.
Any of you out there have any information on using the toolchain to make a custom firmware for the SW1? It's essentially a paperweight now since I no longer have a cell phone, but I'd love to be able to pair it with my windows tablet and do some custom programming, ie starting off with a simple firmware that pairs with my tablet and then displays bitmaps sent to it, then relaying touch and accelerometer data back to the tablet. I have the programming experience to do this, but unfortunately, I have no idea how to pair the watch to my tablet with the stock firmware (it doesn't show up during a bluetooth device search on the tablet) and there is not enough documentation with the alpha toolchain to write a simple firmware replacement that enables pairing.
I have a bluetooth-keybord for my dual-boot Tablet with Android and Win 8.1
If I connect on Android, I have to enter some digits, to pair the bluetooth-keyboard.
If I shutdown android and start windows, I have to unpair the old Connection with the Keyboard (I've made in prev. Sessions) and repair it.
If I switch back to android, I've to do the same thing. Unpair, and Repair again.
I'm not sure, but I think, if I enter the digits which shown at the screen of pairing Dialoge, the Keyboard will save this as part of it's connection.
And because on Windows I got other Digits to pair the Keyboard, this saved Key is changed.
Isn't here a way (or App), which make me able to preset the Number I need to enter in the Keyboard for pairing it?
In this way, I could use the same pairing-key on win and android and don't need to unpair and repair the Keyboard all the time if I switch the OS
Hope you understand what I mean.
Hello . First sorry for my bad english .
Im having problems making USB touchscreen work on android 9. I get this device for Car multimedia install and i got USB touchscreen of ILITEK looks similar to this one https://www.aliexpress.com/item/330...earchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
The problem is that i connect usb to TVbox and it starts act like mouse not like touchscreen.
I have tried with multitouch module but it appears to work up to android 7
I have readed maybe 3 weeks almost lost all my info from pc to instal linux to compile new kernel for hid-multitouch enable in kernel
I have tried to unbind it with commands from terminal
I have tried to make idc file for specific VIDID
I have tried to ask manufacter of TVBOx to correct this issue for me . They told me that want to buy 10 000 devices to get source code for device or send them touchscreen in china.
And from maybe 2 monts im stuck and im planing to get new TVbox that is described in manuals for making car multimedia work like these steps :
How To Add Touch Screen To Android TV Box | Techs11
www.dognmonkey.com
The usb pid and vid are 222a 0001 i have get it from lsusb command in terminal
Screen works well on Windows 7 32bit
like every time when make topic i solve it with simple solution. It was no .idc file in system/user/idc/ everything working now
Hi! I'm trying to connect a USB touchscreen to a Chromecast with Google TV, which is actually an Android 10 TV box. However, I'm having issues to make it work. How did you manage to make yours work?
Hey guys
I have transpeed 6k and when i start it its saying boot for 2 - 3 minutes and after that it showing the clock. Nothing appears on the tv... What should I do?
Tnx a lot
I have an S8 that I want to run some services on. The problem is this phone has a completely broken screen. I currently have it connected to a tv with a keyboard and mouse. (Notably the touch sensitive part of the display still works). Is there any way to root and install Linux based OS with this handicap?
zeroturnpete said:
I have an S8 that I want to run some services on. The problem is this phone has a completely broken screen. I currently have it connected to a tv with a keyboard and mouse. (Notably the touch sensitive part of the display still works). Is there any way to root and install Linux based OS with this handicap?
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Possibly yes. If you manage to install custom recovery that's it. Then you can proceed with any custom OS
Hope it helps