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fixing_hardy
#A hacker way to fix Ubuntu hardy for Amora IntroductionUbuntu hardy has a faulty bluez package for months, its a well known issue which fix was not released yet for Hardy (but for Intrepid yes). This makes several bluetooth client apps break, and so Amora too. There is a way to workaround it, by installing Intrepid files. But be warned that it can bring problems to your system (mainly when upgrading, I guess). DetailsDownload the packages and extract it in a directory. Install them in this order:
A faster way is to execute this script: mkdir temp cd temp wget http://amora.googlecode.com/files/hardy_blue_bug.tar.bz2 tar -jxvf hardy_blue_bug.tar.bz2 sudo dpkg -i lsb-base_3.2-14ubuntu1_all.deb bluez-utils_3.36-1ubuntu1_i386.deb libbluetooth2_3.36-1_i386.deb libbluetooth-dev_3.36-1_i386.deb After installing it, restart the computer. Amora server should be capable of work fine and cellphones will connect to your computer. ATTENTIONI'm no responsible for any damage in you computer and this is a hard hack, so be warned. |
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It worked great! Thank you man :-) I laughed out loud when it worked so sweet
Good to hear that. I'm using this fix on my personal notebook, and its working fine.
Best regards
Adenilson
i got this
sudo dpkg -i lsb-base_3.2-14ubuntu1_all.deb bluez-utils_3.36-1ubuntu1_i386.deb libbluetooth2_3.36-1_i386.deb libbluetooth-dev_3.36-1_i386.deb
show this Processing triggers for libc6 ... ldconfig deferred processing now taking place Errors were encountered while processing:
This fix will only work for a newly installed Ubuntu 8.04 (hardy) without any major change in its default package list.
If I got it correctly, only the last package (libbluetooth-dev) failed. If this is the case, it would still work fine (its a package required only if you want to compile amora server source code).
I suggest you to post in amora-user group (http://groups.google.com/group/amora-user) the whole output of the package installing plus the output when running amora server.
Best regards
Adenilson
Great fix! It worked perfectly for me in Ubuntu.
Many thanks.