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RT3290 Ralink driver in Ubuntu 18.04


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I have used instructions given in same question but got this



make -C /lib/modules/4.15.0-38-generic/build M=/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth modules
make[1]: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
CC [M] /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o
/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c: In function ‘rtbt_hps_iface_init’:
/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: error: ‘HCI_BREDR’ undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean ‘HCI_RESET’?
hdev->dev_type = HCI_BREDR;
^~~~~~~~~
HCI_RESET
/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
scripts/Makefile.build:332: recipe for target '/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o' failed
make[2]: *** [/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o] Error 1
Makefile:1551: recipe for target '_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth' failed
make[1]: *** [_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
Makefile:24: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2


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    I have used instructions given in same question but got this



    make -C /lib/modules/4.15.0-38-generic/build M=/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth modules
    make[1]: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
    CC [M] /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o
    /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c: In function ‘rtbt_hps_iface_init’:
    /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: error: ‘HCI_BREDR’ undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean ‘HCI_RESET’?
    hdev->dev_type = HCI_BREDR;
    ^~~~~~~~~
    HCI_RESET
    /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
    scripts/Makefile.build:332: recipe for target '/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o' failed
    make[2]: *** [/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o] Error 1
    Makefile:1551: recipe for target '_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth' failed
    make[1]: *** [_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth] Error 2
    make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
    Makefile:24: recipe for target 'all' failed
    make: *** [all] Error 2


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      I have used instructions given in same question but got this



      make -C /lib/modules/4.15.0-38-generic/build M=/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth modules
      make[1]: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
      CC [M] /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c: In function ‘rtbt_hps_iface_init’:
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: error: ‘HCI_BREDR’ undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean ‘HCI_RESET’?
      hdev->dev_type = HCI_BREDR;
      ^~~~~~~~~
      HCI_RESET
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
      scripts/Makefile.build:332: recipe for target '/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o' failed
      make[2]: *** [/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o] Error 1
      Makefile:1551: recipe for target '_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth' failed
      make[1]: *** [_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth] Error 2
      make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
      Makefile:24: recipe for target 'all' failed
      make: *** [all] Error 2


      What to do with this?










      share|improve this question
















      I have used instructions given in same question but got this



      make -C /lib/modules/4.15.0-38-generic/build M=/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth modules
      make[1]: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
      CC [M] /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c: In function ‘rtbt_hps_iface_init’:
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: error: ‘HCI_BREDR’ undeclared (first use in this function); did you mean ‘HCI_RESET’?
      hdev->dev_type = HCI_BREDR;
      ^~~~~~~~~
      HCI_RESET
      /home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.c:381:22: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
      scripts/Makefile.build:332: recipe for target '/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o' failed
      make[2]: *** [/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth/rtbth_core_bluez.o] Error 1
      Makefile:1551: recipe for target '_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth' failed
      make[1]: *** [_module_/home/shubham/tmp/rtbth] Error 2
      make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.15.0-38-generic'
      Makefile:24: recipe for target 'all' failed
      make: *** [all] Error 2


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      drivers bluetooth make ralink






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          This is easy,fast and worked greatly for me:
          https://webwiks.com/techcorner/get-ralink-rt3290-bluetooth-work-in-linux/



          Step 1: Download the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver Package
          Now the first step is to download the ralink rt3290 bluetooth Linux driver (rtbth-dkms) package. Download this driver file from below link:



          for Ubuntu 18.04:



          https://launchpadlibrarian.net/389907029/rtbth-dkms_3.9.6~git20180923-1~bionic~ppa1_amd64.deb (updated wrt link above)



          Please Note: The current deb package of Ralink rt3290 bluetooth is only available for x64 based distribution for 32bit distors you need to manually compile the bluetooth package for more please follow this link.



          Step 2: Install Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver
          After you have downloaded driver file, the next step is to install the driver package, Although you can install driver package via command line but we recommend Gdebi as it can install any debian package within seconds. If you don’t have Gdebi installer then please install it via Software center or just open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type the below code:



          sudo apt-get install Gdebi



          Press Enter and when the installation succeed, Open the rtbth-dkms.deb file via Gdebi install and install the package.



          Step 3: Run the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth module (rtbth)
          As you have completed above steps, now just after the installation finish, the next step is to check the bluetooth module- by typing below cmd in terminal:



          sudo modprobe rtbth



          Soon as you launch this command you will get message “init complete” this indicates that your module have been successfully loaded. If the terminal doesn’t gives you any output then its advisable to please check your bluetooth area whether the ubuntu detects bluetooth or not. (If it doesn’t then read the below steps)



          If the first command doesn’t works then toogle your WiFi switch on off and again type:



          sudo modprobe rtbth



          or:



          sudo modprobe -r rtbth



          And, Press Enter, You will see your Wireless or Bluetooth light which indicates your rt3290 bluetooth activated and you can now use your bluetooth adapter.



          Step 4: Auto-Load Ralink rt3290 (rtbth) module at startup
          Now, the final step is to auto load the rtbth module at startup which prevents you from activating module at every boot. For that you need to add the module in modules.conf file.



          All you have to do is to find Kernel module file and its Located in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



          You can manually Browse this file in Nautilus or any other file manager. All you have to do is to run File Manager in Terminal by typing the command:



          Sudo nautilus



          or:



          sudo su & nautilus



          But if find this difficult then type in terminal:



          sudo gedit /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



          Then, Press Enter.



          It will open the notepad file of modules.conf and after that enter rtbth at end of file.



          Just click on save and restart your PC and see if the modules load automatically.



          Good Luck!






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            Hope it's better now. First reply ever :)

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          It’s worked for me too; but when i restarted the computer, bluetooth driver has gone again. then i tried
          “sudo modprobe rtbth” command again and then worked again.
          i guess there is an issue about modules.conf file. pls help..






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            This is easy,fast and worked greatly for me:
            https://webwiks.com/techcorner/get-ralink-rt3290-bluetooth-work-in-linux/



            Step 1: Download the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver Package
            Now the first step is to download the ralink rt3290 bluetooth Linux driver (rtbth-dkms) package. Download this driver file from below link:



            for Ubuntu 18.04:



            https://launchpadlibrarian.net/389907029/rtbth-dkms_3.9.6~git20180923-1~bionic~ppa1_amd64.deb (updated wrt link above)



            Please Note: The current deb package of Ralink rt3290 bluetooth is only available for x64 based distribution for 32bit distors you need to manually compile the bluetooth package for more please follow this link.



            Step 2: Install Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver
            After you have downloaded driver file, the next step is to install the driver package, Although you can install driver package via command line but we recommend Gdebi as it can install any debian package within seconds. If you don’t have Gdebi installer then please install it via Software center or just open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type the below code:



            sudo apt-get install Gdebi



            Press Enter and when the installation succeed, Open the rtbth-dkms.deb file via Gdebi install and install the package.



            Step 3: Run the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth module (rtbth)
            As you have completed above steps, now just after the installation finish, the next step is to check the bluetooth module- by typing below cmd in terminal:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            Soon as you launch this command you will get message “init complete” this indicates that your module have been successfully loaded. If the terminal doesn’t gives you any output then its advisable to please check your bluetooth area whether the ubuntu detects bluetooth or not. (If it doesn’t then read the below steps)



            If the first command doesn’t works then toogle your WiFi switch on off and again type:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            or:



            sudo modprobe -r rtbth



            And, Press Enter, You will see your Wireless or Bluetooth light which indicates your rt3290 bluetooth activated and you can now use your bluetooth adapter.



            Step 4: Auto-Load Ralink rt3290 (rtbth) module at startup
            Now, the final step is to auto load the rtbth module at startup which prevents you from activating module at every boot. For that you need to add the module in modules.conf file.



            All you have to do is to find Kernel module file and its Located in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            You can manually Browse this file in Nautilus or any other file manager. All you have to do is to run File Manager in Terminal by typing the command:



            Sudo nautilus



            or:



            sudo su & nautilus



            But if find this difficult then type in terminal:



            sudo gedit /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            Then, Press Enter.



            It will open the notepad file of modules.conf and after that enter rtbth at end of file.



            Just click on save and restart your PC and see if the modules load automatically.



            Good Luck!






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              Nov 19 '18 at 15:50








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              Hope it's better now. First reply ever :)

              – user894786
              Nov 19 '18 at 18:04
















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            This is easy,fast and worked greatly for me:
            https://webwiks.com/techcorner/get-ralink-rt3290-bluetooth-work-in-linux/



            Step 1: Download the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver Package
            Now the first step is to download the ralink rt3290 bluetooth Linux driver (rtbth-dkms) package. Download this driver file from below link:



            for Ubuntu 18.04:



            https://launchpadlibrarian.net/389907029/rtbth-dkms_3.9.6~git20180923-1~bionic~ppa1_amd64.deb (updated wrt link above)



            Please Note: The current deb package of Ralink rt3290 bluetooth is only available for x64 based distribution for 32bit distors you need to manually compile the bluetooth package for more please follow this link.



            Step 2: Install Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver
            After you have downloaded driver file, the next step is to install the driver package, Although you can install driver package via command line but we recommend Gdebi as it can install any debian package within seconds. If you don’t have Gdebi installer then please install it via Software center or just open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type the below code:



            sudo apt-get install Gdebi



            Press Enter and when the installation succeed, Open the rtbth-dkms.deb file via Gdebi install and install the package.



            Step 3: Run the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth module (rtbth)
            As you have completed above steps, now just after the installation finish, the next step is to check the bluetooth module- by typing below cmd in terminal:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            Soon as you launch this command you will get message “init complete” this indicates that your module have been successfully loaded. If the terminal doesn’t gives you any output then its advisable to please check your bluetooth area whether the ubuntu detects bluetooth or not. (If it doesn’t then read the below steps)



            If the first command doesn’t works then toogle your WiFi switch on off and again type:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            or:



            sudo modprobe -r rtbth



            And, Press Enter, You will see your Wireless or Bluetooth light which indicates your rt3290 bluetooth activated and you can now use your bluetooth adapter.



            Step 4: Auto-Load Ralink rt3290 (rtbth) module at startup
            Now, the final step is to auto load the rtbth module at startup which prevents you from activating module at every boot. For that you need to add the module in modules.conf file.



            All you have to do is to find Kernel module file and its Located in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            You can manually Browse this file in Nautilus or any other file manager. All you have to do is to run File Manager in Terminal by typing the command:



            Sudo nautilus



            or:



            sudo su & nautilus



            But if find this difficult then type in terminal:



            sudo gedit /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            Then, Press Enter.



            It will open the notepad file of modules.conf and after that enter rtbth at end of file.



            Just click on save and restart your PC and see if the modules load automatically.



            Good Luck!






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            • 1





              On AskUbuntu, it's always good practice to list out the solution steps directly in your answer, and provide a link to credit the original source. (This way, if the link you provided is no longer available in the future, your answer is still relevant).

              – PJ Singh
              Nov 19 '18 at 15:50








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              Hope it's better now. First reply ever :)

              – user894786
              Nov 19 '18 at 18:04














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            This is easy,fast and worked greatly for me:
            https://webwiks.com/techcorner/get-ralink-rt3290-bluetooth-work-in-linux/



            Step 1: Download the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver Package
            Now the first step is to download the ralink rt3290 bluetooth Linux driver (rtbth-dkms) package. Download this driver file from below link:



            for Ubuntu 18.04:



            https://launchpadlibrarian.net/389907029/rtbth-dkms_3.9.6~git20180923-1~bionic~ppa1_amd64.deb (updated wrt link above)



            Please Note: The current deb package of Ralink rt3290 bluetooth is only available for x64 based distribution for 32bit distors you need to manually compile the bluetooth package for more please follow this link.



            Step 2: Install Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver
            After you have downloaded driver file, the next step is to install the driver package, Although you can install driver package via command line but we recommend Gdebi as it can install any debian package within seconds. If you don’t have Gdebi installer then please install it via Software center or just open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type the below code:



            sudo apt-get install Gdebi



            Press Enter and when the installation succeed, Open the rtbth-dkms.deb file via Gdebi install and install the package.



            Step 3: Run the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth module (rtbth)
            As you have completed above steps, now just after the installation finish, the next step is to check the bluetooth module- by typing below cmd in terminal:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            Soon as you launch this command you will get message “init complete” this indicates that your module have been successfully loaded. If the terminal doesn’t gives you any output then its advisable to please check your bluetooth area whether the ubuntu detects bluetooth or not. (If it doesn’t then read the below steps)



            If the first command doesn’t works then toogle your WiFi switch on off and again type:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            or:



            sudo modprobe -r rtbth



            And, Press Enter, You will see your Wireless or Bluetooth light which indicates your rt3290 bluetooth activated and you can now use your bluetooth adapter.



            Step 4: Auto-Load Ralink rt3290 (rtbth) module at startup
            Now, the final step is to auto load the rtbth module at startup which prevents you from activating module at every boot. For that you need to add the module in modules.conf file.



            All you have to do is to find Kernel module file and its Located in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            You can manually Browse this file in Nautilus or any other file manager. All you have to do is to run File Manager in Terminal by typing the command:



            Sudo nautilus



            or:



            sudo su & nautilus



            But if find this difficult then type in terminal:



            sudo gedit /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            Then, Press Enter.



            It will open the notepad file of modules.conf and after that enter rtbth at end of file.



            Just click on save and restart your PC and see if the modules load automatically.



            Good Luck!






            share|improve this answer















            This is easy,fast and worked greatly for me:
            https://webwiks.com/techcorner/get-ralink-rt3290-bluetooth-work-in-linux/



            Step 1: Download the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver Package
            Now the first step is to download the ralink rt3290 bluetooth Linux driver (rtbth-dkms) package. Download this driver file from below link:



            for Ubuntu 18.04:



            https://launchpadlibrarian.net/389907029/rtbth-dkms_3.9.6~git20180923-1~bionic~ppa1_amd64.deb (updated wrt link above)



            Please Note: The current deb package of Ralink rt3290 bluetooth is only available for x64 based distribution for 32bit distors you need to manually compile the bluetooth package for more please follow this link.



            Step 2: Install Ralink rt3290 bluetooth Driver
            After you have downloaded driver file, the next step is to install the driver package, Although you can install driver package via command line but we recommend Gdebi as it can install any debian package within seconds. If you don’t have Gdebi installer then please install it via Software center or just open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type the below code:



            sudo apt-get install Gdebi



            Press Enter and when the installation succeed, Open the rtbth-dkms.deb file via Gdebi install and install the package.



            Step 3: Run the Ralink rt3290 bluetooth module (rtbth)
            As you have completed above steps, now just after the installation finish, the next step is to check the bluetooth module- by typing below cmd in terminal:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            Soon as you launch this command you will get message “init complete” this indicates that your module have been successfully loaded. If the terminal doesn’t gives you any output then its advisable to please check your bluetooth area whether the ubuntu detects bluetooth or not. (If it doesn’t then read the below steps)



            If the first command doesn’t works then toogle your WiFi switch on off and again type:



            sudo modprobe rtbth



            or:



            sudo modprobe -r rtbth



            And, Press Enter, You will see your Wireless or Bluetooth light which indicates your rt3290 bluetooth activated and you can now use your bluetooth adapter.



            Step 4: Auto-Load Ralink rt3290 (rtbth) module at startup
            Now, the final step is to auto load the rtbth module at startup which prevents you from activating module at every boot. For that you need to add the module in modules.conf file.



            All you have to do is to find Kernel module file and its Located in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            You can manually Browse this file in Nautilus or any other file manager. All you have to do is to run File Manager in Terminal by typing the command:



            Sudo nautilus



            or:



            sudo su & nautilus



            But if find this difficult then type in terminal:



            sudo gedit /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf



            Then, Press Enter.



            It will open the notepad file of modules.conf and after that enter rtbth at end of file.



            Just click on save and restart your PC and see if the modules load automatically.



            Good Luck!







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              On AskUbuntu, it's always good practice to list out the solution steps directly in your answer, and provide a link to credit the original source. (This way, if the link you provided is no longer available in the future, your answer is still relevant).

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            It’s worked for me too; but when i restarted the computer, bluetooth driver has gone again. then i tried
            “sudo modprobe rtbth” command again and then worked again.
            i guess there is an issue about modules.conf file. pls help..






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              It’s worked for me too; but when i restarted the computer, bluetooth driver has gone again. then i tried
              “sudo modprobe rtbth” command again and then worked again.
              i guess there is an issue about modules.conf file. pls help..






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                It’s worked for me too; but when i restarted the computer, bluetooth driver has gone again. then i tried
                “sudo modprobe rtbth” command again and then worked again.
                i guess there is an issue about modules.conf file. pls help..






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                It’s worked for me too; but when i restarted the computer, bluetooth driver has gone again. then i tried
                “sudo modprobe rtbth” command again and then worked again.
                i guess there is an issue about modules.conf file. pls help..







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