My bluetooth headset works perfectly in Windows however when I’m in AV Mode Instant On I can’t seem to be able to connect to my bluetooth headset and listen to movies/cd’s.  Anyone got that to work?  I can see the bluetooth light is on when booting to AV mode so maybe somehow I can make a connection and route the audio to my headset.

Any ideas?

it will never work.

the InstantON is a CentOS minimal kernel that that is compiled without any Bluetooth support.

[quote author=“Gilbert”]it will never work.

the InstantON is a CentOS minimal kernel that that is compiled without any Bluetooth support.

I don’t mean to hijack this thread, I apologise for offtopic.  :oops:

Gilbert, what do you think is it possible to somehow install AV InstantON on T350 ?
I mean, it’s all software issue, isn’t it ?

[quote author=“Matta”][quote author=“Gilbert”]it will never work.

the InstantON is a CentOS minimal kernel that that is compiled without any Bluetooth support.

I don’t mean to hijack this thread, I apologise for offtopic.  :oops:

Gilbert, what do you think is it possible to somehow install AV InstantON on T350 ?
I mean, it’s all software issue, isn’t it ?

It won’t work.

I already tried on mine. The install stalls and never finishes. besides that, there is no way to bring the laptop to life from a power-down state nor from hibernation rather than through power button.

The AV button is somewhat hardwired to the powerbutton, but is different…

I looked at few solutions where you can boot similar kernels from a USB stick or a memory stick but I am not sure if the sony’s can boot from those.

[quote author=“Gilbert”]It won’t work.

I already tried on mine. The install stalls and never finishes. besides that, there is no way to bring the laptop to life from a power-down state nor from hibernation rather than through power button.

The AV button is somewhat hardwired to the powerbutton, but is different…

I looked at few solutions where you can boot similar kernels from a USB stick or a memory stick but I am not sure if the sony’s can boot from those.

And what do you think about dual boot ?

Power up with power button in OS selection menu select Linux partition and everything else should be like on TX ?

Is is possible to download from somewhere InstantON files that are on TX ?