How do you create a bluetooth qube on Novacustom NV41? Which devices do you have to attach to the qube? I have tried adding the audio controller to sys-usb and also tried installing blueman in sys-net in case it was combined with the wireless network controller.
In sys-usb I have all the usb controllers attached, and I can see a device that is just made up of letters, numbers and underscores. I thought this was normally the bluetooth device but both blueman and bluetoothctl fail to recognize it.
I have confirmed the bluetooth service is running. I start blueman-applet and then trying to start blueman-manager gives the error: âNo adapter(s) found, exitingâ.
This should be the Bluetooth controller.
Whatâs its model?
You can get the device ID VID:PID in the output of lsusb.
Maybe there is a problem with the device driver (kernel version) or missing firmware.
You can check the log in sys-usb related to this device to be sure.
Also is your sys-usb based on a Debian or Fedora template?
After reading the output from âdmesgâ I found the missing firmware files needed for the bluetooth controller to be recognized, but I still canât get any sound from it after connecting a bluetooth headset.
I needed the files âAthrBT_0x11020100.dfuâ and âramps_0x11020100_40.dfuâ found here. These need to be moved to â/lib/firmware/ar3kâ.
I am running a Debian minimal template. Iâm trying to use sys-usb as the audiovm, following the instructions here. I am able to pair and connect a bluetooth headset, but I am unable to play sound both from a VM that has sys-usb set as its audiovm and from the audiovm itself (using âaplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wavâ).
I can confirm that the following are installed in the template: pipewire-qubes, qubes-audio-daemon, pavucontrol, qubes-core-admin-client, qubes-usb-proxy, alsa-utils, easyeffects, blueman, libspa-0.2-bluetooth
Iâm trying to get the sound to play from the audiovm (sys-usb) first.
When I run the aplay command I get the message âPlaying WAVE â/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wavâ : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Monoâ, but with nothing playing.
When I run pavucontrol in the audiovm, I only see the âdummy outputâ device in the Output Devices tab. However, I can see the bottom bar move, so it does recognize that sound is playing.
Also, I am trying to use pipewire and not pulseaudio.
After reading the output from âdmesgâ I found the missing firmware files needed for the bluetooth controller to be recognized, but I still canât get any sound from it after connecting a bluetooth headset.
I needed the files âAthrBT_0x11020100.dfuâ and âramps_0x11020100_40.dfuâ found here. These need to be moved to â/lib/firmware/ar3kâ.
It seems that your bluetooth headset is not recognized.
Check in Blueman that itâs connected.
Maybe try to use a different audio profile in the Blueman or in the pavucontrol.
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