I own a Logitech MX 5000 Wireless keyboard and mouse, and would like to use it in Backtrack 5 R1 (x64 - GNOME). It comes with a Bluetooth dongle EDR 2.0.
The strange thing is that it works in BIOS and Grub menu (I dual boot with Windows 7), but when Backtrack starts the keyboard and mouse stop working
Can anyone provide some tips on how to set it up? THX !!!
UPDATE:
So here is how I solved my problem (once again..)... for some reason "embedded mode" isn't working in Ubuntu/Backtrack anymore so one has to create a connection by hand. For example:
But .. since I need this to happen every time Backtrack boots (without having to connect a wired keyboard) I created a small start-up script to do just this.Code:hciconfig hci0 up hidd --connect 00:07:61:9a:4d:6b # enter your mouse or keyboard MAC here
and create a script similar to thisCode:gedit /root/mysettings.sh
once done you need a start-up calling scriptCode:#! /bin/bash KEYBOARD_ADDR="00:07:61:9a:4d:6b" MOUSE_ADDR="00:07:61:a8:e7:78" hciconfig hci0 up hidd --connect ${KEYBOARD_ADDR} > /dev/null 2>&1 hidd --connect ${MOUSE_ADDR} > /dev/null 2>&1
and enter (note that this is not exactly a LSB friendly script..):Code:gedit /etc/init.d/mysetting
now you need to assign executable right to those scripts and add them to bootCode:#!/bin/sh /root/mysettings.sh & exit 0
now reboot to test if it works and hopefully you can enjoy your wireless mouse and keyboard on boot like me :PCode:chmod +x /etc/init.d/mysetting chmod +x /root/mysettings.sh update-rc.d mysetting defaults



