![]() All I can say is that operation appears to have been successful. The code in that area uses a standard Linux USB kernel function to send a ATH3K_GETVERSION command to the device to pull the rom version, build version, ram version, and ref clock info. That actually helps lift the fog just a tiny bit. Bluetooth: Configuration file not found ar3k/ramps_0x00000200_0.dfu I suspect you already knew that, because when I compare your MD5 hash values with those found on my box (linux-firmware 20150722.e10097a-1) the hash doesn't match on some of the same AthrBT_* files. In your case it didn't like what it found so it threw the error message shown above. The code then proceeds to look at some data within the file itself (rom version and build version) and compares it to the data in the firmware on the device. If it can't find the file on your system that error message would tell you the filename it didn't find.īut in your case, it actually found the file it wanted but all I can determine is it's one of those that begins with "AthrBT_". I went to the code containing that error message and found that it first interrogates the device to get it's firmware version and uses that information to determine the patch file filename. Bluetooth: Patch file version did not match with firmware
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