Cubox-i4: No bluetooth adapters detected

[hero617]

Hi. I am using Arch Linux 3.14.73. First thing, is there any higher version of Arch Linux than this one. This one I got it from the ignition image from SolidRun since I am quite new with Linux based platform so I chose the easiest way to install it on my Cubox. I have tried the command of pacman -Ss linux | grep basis and I cannot find any available latest Linux kernel.Secondly, I'm having problem with bluetooth adapters not being detected. FYI, I am using blueman bluetooth manager and I am unable to install blueman applet by running pacman.

[moonman]

3.14.73 is the version of the kernel, not ArchLinuxArm. ALARM does not have a version because it is a rolling release.
To answer your question, no there isn't a newer version of the kernel yet. 3.14.74 is on the way though.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'p')acman -Ss linux | grep basis

[hero617]

First question: Regarding the matter of Arch Linux ARM version, sorry for my stupidity, could you tell me the command on how to check the linux version for my Arch Linux? By the way, I do not know what the 'basis' does because I am just following some link from the internet that tell me that I can update my kernel through that command.

Here's the log after I have ran the apps.

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Second question: I am not running any commands. I am using MATE Desktop for my arch linux ARM. The blueman bluetooth manager is an applications and I do not run any terminal commands. It just popped out an error.

[moonman]

1. As I said above there is no version for ArchLinux(ARM). It is a rolling release. As soon as you update with pacman you will have all the latest software. You don't need to reinstall or update to a newer version of the OS ever, just update all packages. Rootfs tarballs distributed for installation are generated once every month and they represent a snapshot of the packages available at the time of the tarball creation.

2. You need to enable bluetooth service. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/bluetooth

Basically 99% you want to know is covered in ArchWIki. You can google "archwiki bluetooth" or "archwiki wifi" and you will have a detailed answer of what to install and what systemd service to start.

[hero617]

Thanks! I have tried "systemctl enable bluetooth.service" and "systemctl start bluetooth.service" and I even uninstalled the client of blueman and reinstalled back. Still same error occurred.

[moonman]

Are you trying to use the built in bluetooth adapter?
if so then you need to install firmware if it isn't installed:
$this->bbcode_second_pass_code('', 'pacman -S firmware-brcm43xx
systemctl enable brcm43xx
sync
reboot')

[hero617]

Thanks!. But how can I know which driver of bluetooth I am running?