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10.4: Resolve Bluetooth headset issues after upgrade
You don't need to chown it to your userid and then chown it back again; you can just edit it as root by using 'sudo'. If your favourite editor is 'pico', then you could do:
$ sudo pico blued.plistThat will allow you to edit any file (including root-owned ones. Furthermore, changing the ownership of a file will remove any sticky bits set, which although not a problem for this file may be for other ones. So it's better to get into the habit of using sudo for your editing needs...
10.4: Resolve Bluetooth headset issues after upgrade
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10.4: Resolve Bluetooth headset issues after upgrade
I was victim of the same problem with a Logitech Mobile Freedom headset. Worked fine with Tiger 10.4. The 10.4.2 upgrade made the headset disappear from BT altogether. Now it shows up again after repairing, but still not in the Sound Control Panel. |
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