Mike Iglesias wrote on Monday 24 March 2008: > > As I wrote: this was NOT possible, because /etc/init.d/hidd does not > > exist. "yum whatprovides /etc/init.d/hidd" also did not gave me any > > hits. > Look for /etc/init.d/bluetooth. The rpm is bluez-utils. Yes, I have it. And the bluetooth service is started on boot. But it is not enough. Without the additional hidd service I have to pair the mouse each time I boot, which is really annoying. :) With FC6 and F7 the hidd startup script was part of the bluez-utils packages and it has mysteríously vanished in F8. -- bye, Adalbert The Marines: The few, the proud, the not very bright.
