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[Bluetooth USB passthough]Dolphin freezes when booting games - Intruso - 11-10-2021
I bought a brandless bluetooth dongle (0a12:0001 (rev 2520) CSR8510 A10) to use usb passthrough, but after installing libusbK by Zadig 2.7 Dolphin refuses to boot any Wii game (or the system menu) with Passthough Bluetooth. The screen goes black and I have to do a doble-stop to end the emulator
I also tried to add the device ID to the USB whitelist, installing WinUSB driver... with no results.
How can I get it to work? Or did I waste 5€ in an incompatible dongle?
The last part of the log:
Quote:33:47:593 Core\IOS\USB\Bluetooth\BTReal.cpp:91 E[IOS_WIIMOTE]: Failed to get config descriptor for device 1022:1639
33:47:593 Core\IOS\USB\Bluetooth\BTReal.cpp:91 E[IOS_WIIMOTE]: Failed to get config descriptor for device 10de:1ada
33:47:593 Core\IOS\USB\Bluetooth\BTReal.cpp:91 E[IOS_WIIMOTE]: Failed to get config descriptor for device 1022:1639
33:47:596 Core\IOS\USB\Bluetooth\BTReal.cpp:107 N[IOS_WIIMOTE]: Using device 0a12:0001 (rev 2520) for Bluetooth: CSR8510 A10
33:47:611 Core\IOS\DI\DI.cpp:172 I[IOS_DI]: DVDLowRead: offset 0x3f7ebf08 (byte 0x0fdfafc20), length 0x20
33:47:611 Core\HW\DVD\FileMonitor.cpp:86 W[FileMon]: 3 kB AudioRes/Info/JaiRemixSeq.arc
33:47:611 Core\IOS\DI\DI.cpp:172 I[IOS_DI]: DVDLowRead: offset 0x3f7ebf10 (byte 0x0fdfafc40), length 0xc20
34:47:523 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Write(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00651340, 128): Result 0
34:47:524 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Close(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat): Result 0
34:47:580 Core\IOS\IOS.cpp:608 I[IOS]: Opening /title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat (mode 3, fd 5)
34:47:580 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: OpenFile(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat): Result 0
35:47:581 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Write(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00651340, 128): Result 0
35:47:582 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Seek(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00000000, 0): Result 0
36:47:582 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Write(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00651340, 128): Result 0
36:47:583 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Seek(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00000000, 0): Result 0
37:47:583 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Write(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00651340, 128): Result 0
37:47:583 Core\IOS\FS\FileSystemProxy.cpp:111 I[IOS_FS]: Command: Seek(/title/00000001/00000002/data/play_rec.dat, 0x00000000, 0): Result 0
I have the specs below, in my forum signature.
RE: [Bluetooth USB passthough]Dolphin freezes when booting games - mbc07 - 11-10-2021
Bluetooth Passthrough can be very finicky depending of the adapter, perfect compatibility is only guaranteed with the BT Module from a real Wii.
From your log it seems Dolphin can successfully access the adapter, but it doesn't respond afterwards, making the emulated software hang in the process. Have you tried unplugging and replugging the BT adapter right before booting a game?
(also, do not add the BT module ID to the USB Passthrough list, it's not necessary and can cause problems)
RE: [Bluetooth USB passthough]Dolphin freezes when booting games - Intruso - 11-10-2021
I tried replugging, with no avail
RE: [Bluetooth USB passthough]Dolphin freezes when booting games - mbc07 - 11-10-2021
Well, there's not much else to try other than buying a different adapter. The one you have is probably incompatible with BT Passthrough...