Kali Linux using Bluetooth

gnome comes with a graphical interface gnome-bluetooth Bluetooth, so you can use only need to set

Check whether a Bluetooth device is locked rfkill

rfkill list

Bluetooth is a two part no if you can, if yes then continue entering rfkill unclock bluetooth

2 Turn on Bluetooth services (kali linux Bluetooth service is disabled by default and is not recommended to set up the Bluetooth service boot from the start)

Whether ls -l / usr / sbin / bluetoothd view the file has execute permissions

Executive authority can perform service bluetooth start to turn Bluetooth services

3 (top right Desktop status bar pull-down menu with a wrench button) is provided in the opening the gnome, find Bluetooth, and switch on the right panel, peripheral devices to automatically search, necessary to connect

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/WaterGe/p/11080574.html