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The following options are available:
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| Scan for a specific bluetooth device address. | |
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| Limit scan to a specific host controller. Hint: List all netgraph nodes with ‘/usr/sbin/ngctl list’. | |
bluetooth-config will help finding and setting up bluetooth controllers, scan for nearby bluetooth devices in pairing mode, lookup their names, allow mapping to friendly names in /etc/bluetooth/hosts, ask for the paring PIN, instrument hcsecd(8) to securely pair with new devices and, if the device offers HID endpoints such as mice or keyboards, configure and restart bthidd(8).
bluetooth-config can bring up any interface and daemon necessary for operation and, if a node is provided on command line, will do so automatically for that interface.
| /etc/bluetooth/hosts
sysrc -n bthidd_config sysrc -n hcsecd_config | |
bluetooth-config scan This will scan all bluetooth controllers on the systems for bluetooth devices, prompting to bring up controllers or daemons along the way.
| BLUETOOTH-CONFIG (8) | January 7, 2019 |
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