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Add BT connect in rc.local
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@ -12,6 +12,22 @@ Then restart the qube. From now on you should have a tray icon and be ready to c
In the picture above I had a sys-net combined to use USB devices too. The procedure stays the same.
Note: if you're using a separate sys-usb, and need to attach your bluetooth module to a AudioVM or MediaVM, 'blueman-manager' won't run without a recognized adapter from 'blueman-applet'. Once you attach, you can run 'blueman-manager' and with a script like the below in your AppVM's `rc.local` auto-connect to your preffered device:
```
address="XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX"
while (sleep 1)
do
connected=`sudo hidd --show` > /dev/null
if [[ ! $connected =~ .*${address}.* ]] ; then
sudo hidd --connect ${address} > /dev/null 2>&1
fi
done
```
The loop should be the last thing in rc.local or appended with `&`. This is a simple solution. (Something more robust would require extra work with `udev` perhaps.)
## AudioVM
For the most secure scenario, one should be running an AudioVM rather than rely on having PulseAudio in dom0. The creation of such a VM is beyond the scope of this guide.