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Hello ,
I am creating a little network management application for my own use and trying to use sysctl to get my bluetooth address on mac os x dynamically , so far with not much success. I am trying to retrieve it using sysctl , but I am not sure what parameters to send . Can someone here please help me out ? Regards , James Roeiter |
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I dont think the sysctl unix commands offer any info on your systems bluetooth address.
Apple have a specific framework to work with bluetooth devices, I've posted a link below, I hav'nt used ths framework myself, so I cant offer any advise with using it. https://developer.apple.com/library/...uid/TP30000997 it would be worth trying some google searches for bluetooth unix commands. Good luck with it. Regards Mark |
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