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Feb 24 14:05:43 <yggdrasi1> hello all
Feb 24 14:14:31 <yggdrasi1> I have some issue using the USB blutooth dongle CC2540 from TI. It will be not recognized by ubuntu.
Feb 24 14:14:51 <yggdrasi1> [538509.561120] usb 3-1: new full-speed USB device number 44 using xhci_hcd
Feb 24 14:14:51 <yggdrasi1> [538509.580009] usb 3-1: New USB device found, idVendor=0451, idProduct=16b3
Feb 24 14:14:51 <yggdrasi1> [538509.580017] usb 3-1: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=0
Feb 24 14:14:54 <yggdrasi1> [538509.580021] usb 3-1: Product: CC2540 USB Dongle
Feb 24 14:14:56 <yggdrasi1> [538509.580024] usb 3-1: Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
Feb 24 14:15:18 <yggdrasi1> bluetooth             391136  24 bnep,ath3k,btusb,hci_uart,rfcomm
Feb 24 14:15:22 <yggdrasi1> from lsmod
Feb 24 14:15:47 <yggdrasi1> having added a udev rule
Feb 24 14:16:03 <yggdrasi1> reloaded the cdc_asm module
Feb 24 14:16:17 <yggdrasi1> but don't firing me up the ttyACM0 interface
Feb 24 14:16:31 <yggdrasi1> did one of you have an idea?
Feb 24 14:30:36 <ogra_> yggdrasi1, on your PC ?
Feb 24 14:30:49 <yggdrasi1> yes
Feb 24 14:31:11 <yggdrasi1> but it's a usb dongle
Feb 24 14:31:23 <ogra_> well, cdc_acm should theoretically just catch it without any udev hackery
Feb 24 14:31:35 <yggdrasi1> also try without it
Feb 24 14:31:36 <ogra_> ask the kernel team
Feb 24 14:31:42 <ogra_> in #ubuntu-kernel
Feb 24 14:32:10 <yggdrasi1> thx
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