Hello, dietmar.
If it's based on Ubuntu 16.04, then they added the .conf files Ubuntu left out of the /etc/bluetooth folder. If not, then they either figured it out themselves, or they saw the fix here and implemented it. Who knows?
I can only presume that your knowledge of the English language is limited. If we knew which language is native to you, perhaps we can arrange a translation.
Again... to get Bluetooth audio going in the 2.X series, READ *THIS* POST:
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/netwo...4/#msg8864
If you do what the tutorial suggests, you CAN and WILL get Bluetooth A2DP up and running - not ONLY in LL 2.8, but ALSO in all those OTHER distros on which you're trying to get Bluetooth audio working, without success. They ALL share the same problem and solution.
Personally, I've successfully used it on LL, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, and AntiX. Once more, I hope this points you in the right direction.
For ME. LiLi successfully installed LL 3.0. Try the MD5 check. It's the ONLY way to know for sure the ISO downloaded correctly.
Since you used LiLi, I assume you're doing this in Windows. In THAT case, you can download and extract MD5Summer (or another hash checker of your choice) to check the MD5SUMs available here:
3.0: https://www.linuxliteos.com/download.html
2.8: https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/relea...ased-2706/
If you need help to do this, post again, and I'll help some more...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
(07-09-2016, 02:53 PM)dietmar link Wrote: Dear Rob,
thanks for your kind support and hints. Meanwhile I tested Kanotix with LXDE and it runs directly so called "out of the box".
If it's based on Ubuntu 16.04, then they added the .conf files Ubuntu left out of the /etc/bluetooth folder. If not, then they either figured it out themselves, or they saw the fix here and implemented it. Who knows?
(07-09-2016, 02:53 PM)dietmar link Wrote: But I want to answer your question maybe it will help to eleminate such problems I have had.
Well.... I tested LL 2.8 - 32 Bit - Installation finished successfull - but Bluetooth did not work as expected.
I can't see what the problem is - I tested a lot of small OS System (Puppy, Antix, LUbuntu and more) all with the same Bluetooth error -but all of them could be installed on HD after start from Live USB Stick.
I can only presume that your knowledge of the English language is limited. If we knew which language is native to you, perhaps we can arrange a translation.
Again... to get Bluetooth audio going in the 2.X series, READ *THIS* POST:
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/netwo...4/#msg8864
If you do what the tutorial suggests, you CAN and WILL get Bluetooth A2DP up and running - not ONLY in LL 2.8, but ALSO in all those OTHER distros on which you're trying to get Bluetooth audio working, without success. They ALL share the same problem and solution.
Personally, I've successfully used it on LL, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, and AntiX. Once more, I hope this points you in the right direction.
(07-09-2016, 02:53 PM)dietmar link Wrote: Next test - LL 3.0 - 32 Bit - Working with LL 3.0 was fine - also Bluetooth works as I needed. Installation check (Menu option by booting from USB) shows everything ok for installation - But installation failed at the end.
Third: LL 3.0 - 64 Bit - Same procedure as 3.0 - 32 and same result by installation.
Downloaded ISO Files are used to create Live-USB stick with Linux Live USB Creator.
What I did not do was the MD5 Check - but all 3 Versions started without failure message or errors.
For ME. LiLi successfully installed LL 3.0. Try the MD5 check. It's the ONLY way to know for sure the ISO downloaded correctly.
Since you used LiLi, I assume you're doing this in Windows. In THAT case, you can download and extract MD5Summer (or another hash checker of your choice) to check the MD5SUMs available here:
3.0: https://www.linuxliteos.com/download.html
2.8: https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/relea...ased-2706/
If you need help to do this, post again, and I'll help some more...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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