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#1 2026-04-02 05:13:48
- rebornKidz
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[Solved]Need help copying hexadecimal value for bluetooth on dual boot
Assalamualaikum ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ.
I was following python bluetooth dual boot script mentioned on the Wiki page
The problem was, the value of mine are weird.
expecting:
but mine are:
I don't know what is symlink, also have to make one. If there are simplier method to achieve this, kindly let me know.
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#2 2026-04-02 08:10:38
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Re: [Solved]Need help copying hexadecimal value for bluetooth on dual boot
The tail (which is not a pair of two hex glyphs) is the ascii representation of the bytes (non-printable chars end up being dots), just ignore that.
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#3 2026-04-04 05:33:14
- rebornKidz
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Re: [Solved]Need help copying hexadecimal value for bluetooth on dual boot
Thanks Seth, basically it already answer the question. Sadly, I have not successfully connected to a bluetooth. Let me retry couple of times to make sure. Will be back with a status quo or a problem statement.
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#4 2026-04-06 18:43:50
- rebornKidz
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Re: [Solved]Need help copying hexadecimal value for bluetooth on dual boot
Issues solved, after the aid comes. I need to make sure both device is newly on state. Unpair the target bluetooth (forget the device), pair the new device (I assume this refreshes the config that was changed). Connect to that device, enjoy Arch. Then celebrate by saying, "I use Arch BTW".
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