Anyone got a Logitech diNovo Bluetooth hub to work in HCI mode?

[Alex Viskovatoff <viskovatoff+list@xxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I am running a FC4 x86_64 system, and have acquired two Bluetooth 
devices lately: a Logitech diNovo Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and a 
Palm PDA. The keyboard comes with its own Bluetooth hub, which connects 
through USB. My Palm can communicate with my Fedora system with another 
Bluetooth hub (a D-Link DBT-120), but not through the Logitech hub, alas.

Recent Bluetooth keyboards have two modes: one in which they function as 
normal Bluetooth devices (HCI mode), and one in which their hub makes 
them look like an ordinary USB keyboard (HID "proxy" mode), for the 
benefit of the BIOS phase of the boot sequence (the BIOS is aware of USB 
but not Bluetooth devices). My problem is that I cannot get my Fedora 
system to recognize my Logitech Bluetooth hub as a Bluetooth hub: it 
only sees the Bluetooth keyboard and mouse as ordinary USB devices.

The command "/usr/sbin/hid2hci" returns "No devices in HCI mode found", 
and the command "/usr/sbin/hciconfig -a" shows my D-Link hub, but no 
trace of the Logitech hub.

I have looked at the user mailing list at 
http://www.bluez.org/lists.html , which is dedicated to the utilities 
and part of the kernel having to do with Bluetooth, but I have not found 
this problem come up there. So I am turning to this mailing list, on the 
suspicion that this is a problem specific to Fedora.

If someone could tell me that they run Fedora but are not experiencing 
this problem, I'd be very grateful.

Alex