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by davexunit
3247 days ago
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I used the very first version of the Raspberry Pi model B. I bought one when they became available years ago and then never did anything with it. If the Pi 3 comes with a bluetooth chip built-in then you will just need to do some software configuration. There are three servers to configure: bluez, udev, and pulseaudio. I used the following gist as a guide, but didn't follow every step exactly: https://gist.github.com/oleq/24e09112b07464acbda1 Hope this helps! |
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