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can't pair BT keyboard/mice
hello,
i can't pair BT keyboard and mice under OS X leopard 10.5.7 installed on pc hardware using ipc osx86 10.5.6 final dvd. I could not find any answers on the web, nor on the osx86 forums, so i figured out maybe ill try my luck on linux/unix forum, after all from what i know os x is basicly a unix... the problem is - bt manager can see the KB/Mice, but when it tryes to pair with it - asks to type a pass key on the keyboard and press enter - nothing happens, and it just times out saying "failed to pair the device, make sure bla bla bla". i've tried to instal MSBIOS patches, and changing BT adapter (i have 3 now...) nothing works. though everything did work the first time i installed os x, and worked after i updated os x to newer version, and restored my kernel extensions, but after i restarted - nothing works. my question really is - if you do know what may help - please post it, and if you don't, maybe you could explain to me what part controls all the bluetooth related stuff - is it the kernel (and then i'll try to reinstall with different one - curently it's vanilla kernel), or it's related to kernel extensions, or is it something else. also i'd like to try to pair using command line - i did so once on UBUNTU, but with a help of my friend (who is unavailable now...) and it worked, i thought maybe it'll work here, but i can't find a guide on a web on what to type in the command line (iam very new to this). i'd be glad if someone could post a guide on how to do so, or a link... thanx in advance! my specs are: ASUS Maximus Formula, Q6600 2.4GHz, NVIDIA 8600 GT 256mb. OS X 10,5,7 (updated) installed with iPC 10,5,6 final dvd: Vanilla kernel; Extensions: Legacy Timemachine Fix; NVdarwin 256mb; Intel ICHx SATA Drivers; AD1988B; Marvell Yukon 88E8056; Patched USB drivers; SATA Driver Icon Fix (New); Finder 10.5.5 + keyboard.prefpane; USB mount fix; Applications: AppleHDAPatcher; EFI Studio; OSx86 Tools Utility; Perian; Universal OSx86 Installer; NTFS 3-G + MacFUSE |
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