How to know the Bluetooth MAC address in Alpine Linux
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I am deploying a docker in Raspberry Pi 3. Inside docker I need to know the MAC of Bluetooth device. Normally I would find that using
hciconfig | grep "BD Address" | awk ' print $3'
hciconfig is not installed by default inside Alpine Linux. I think it comes under bluez package so I installed by adding following line in my Dockerfile:
RUN apk add --no-cache bluez
But even after that I'm unable to run hciconfig. It says
sh: hciconfig: not found
So, what's the way to install hciconfig in Alpine? Also, if there's another easier way to get the Bluetooth MAC, that would also work.
docker bluetooth alpine-linux
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
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I am deploying a docker in Raspberry Pi 3. Inside docker I need to know the MAC of Bluetooth device. Normally I would find that using
hciconfig | grep "BD Address" | awk ' print $3'
hciconfig is not installed by default inside Alpine Linux. I think it comes under bluez package so I installed by adding following line in my Dockerfile:
RUN apk add --no-cache bluez
But even after that I'm unable to run hciconfig. It says
sh: hciconfig: not found
So, what's the way to install hciconfig in Alpine? Also, if there's another easier way to get the Bluetooth MAC, that would also work.
docker bluetooth alpine-linux
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
Why the downvote?
– Lokesh
Feb 13 at 8:57
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I am deploying a docker in Raspberry Pi 3. Inside docker I need to know the MAC of Bluetooth device. Normally I would find that using
hciconfig | grep "BD Address" | awk ' print $3'
hciconfig is not installed by default inside Alpine Linux. I think it comes under bluez package so I installed by adding following line in my Dockerfile:
RUN apk add --no-cache bluez
But even after that I'm unable to run hciconfig. It says
sh: hciconfig: not found
So, what's the way to install hciconfig in Alpine? Also, if there's another easier way to get the Bluetooth MAC, that would also work.
docker bluetooth alpine-linux
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
I am deploying a docker in Raspberry Pi 3. Inside docker I need to know the MAC of Bluetooth device. Normally I would find that using
hciconfig | grep "BD Address" | awk ' print $3'
hciconfig is not installed by default inside Alpine Linux. I think it comes under bluez package so I installed by adding following line in my Dockerfile:
RUN apk add --no-cache bluez
But even after that I'm unable to run hciconfig. It says
sh: hciconfig: not found
So, what's the way to install hciconfig in Alpine? Also, if there's another easier way to get the Bluetooth MAC, that would also work.
docker bluetooth alpine-linux
docker bluetooth alpine-linux
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
asked Feb 13 at 7:12
LokeshLokesh
154113
154113
Why the downvote?
– Lokesh
Feb 13 at 8:57
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Why the downvote?
– Lokesh
Feb 13 at 8:57
Why the downvote?
– Lokesh
Feb 13 at 8:57
Why the downvote?
– Lokesh
Feb 13 at 8:57
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Alpine package bluez does not include hciconfig any more. It has been deprecated and is available in bluez-deprecated.
Further, one can get BD address from latest bluez using the command:
bluetoothctl list
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Alpine package bluez does not include hciconfig any more. It has been deprecated and is available in bluez-deprecated.
Further, one can get BD address from latest bluez using the command:
bluetoothctl list
answered Feb 14 at 11:49
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Alpine package bluez does not include hciconfig any more. It has been deprecated and is available in bluez-deprecated.
Further, one can get BD address from latest bluez using the command:
bluetoothctl list
answered Feb 14 at 11:49
LokeshLokesh
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Alpine package bluez does not include hciconfig any more. It has been deprecated and is available in bluez-deprecated.
Further, one can get BD address from latest bluez using the command:
bluetoothctl list
answered Feb 14 at 11:49
LokeshLokesh
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Alpine package bluez does not include hciconfig any more. It has been deprecated and is available in bluez-deprecated.
Further, one can get BD address from latest bluez using the command:
bluetoothctl list
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