digitalbirdo/BT-LinkkeySync

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g4fa commented

HEllo

I have this error

blued.plist.zip
File "/Users/fabien/Desktop/BT-LinkkeySync.py", line 40, in
print(" Bluetooth 2.0: "+str(len(pl["LinkKeys"].keys()))+ " Links keys found")
KeyError: 'LinkKeys'

Thanks for your aid

koubafire commented

I have the same ERROR. How do you solved it?

stanleyguevara commented

I have the same error on HighSierra. It's because plutil used to convert original plist file to XML returns gibberish instead of LinkKey content.

What worked for me to get the key was:
sudo defaults read com.apple.bluetoothd

koubafire commented

When I have to use your syntaxe? In which step ?

Pair all your bluetooth devices to your Mac (e.g. keyboard, mouse, headphones)
Open the Terminal and navigate to the folder where you have downloaded the fileBT-Linkkeysync.py
Mark the script as executable with sudo chmod +x BT-Linkkeysync.py
Run the script with sudo ./BT-Linkkeysync.py(you will be asked for your password)
Store the generated file btkeys.reg file to a location accessible by windows.
Download psexec and store it to C:/Windows/System32/
Run the command: psexec -s -i regedit
Import the file btkeys.reg
No need to reboot
Use your keyboard on macOS and Windows

stanleyguevara commented

Sorry, I wasn't using the script, I did it manually HighSierra -> Archlinux, my K810 works ok on both systems now.
Run the command on HighSierra, then invert the endianess manually, e.g. you'll get on OSX:
1dbcd2f7 f214699e 261551cb c3787768
Then you reverse by every 2 chars and capitalize, so it's:
687778C3CB5115269E6914F2F7D2BC1D
Then I've put this string in right place on Linux, also manually.
I guess It'll work for windows too, not sure about where to put it.
The point is - script is broken on HighSierra, and I don't have time really to make a PR out of my finding.
Good luck.