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start service radvd failed .

Hello, I try to set up the 6lowpan environment on my rpi2 following This page

When I wanted to run the radvd demon, I got error: ioct1 failed for bt0: No such device.

How can I resolve this problem?

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  • No, you should not. If there is no bt0 interface when you write ifconfig, you can try to connect to one of the examples in the IoT SDK. Then it should appear, I haven't experinced RADVD reacting on it not being there before, but it is worth a try. You don't need RADVD to connect, you need RADVD to advertise global prefixes. Just do hcitool lescan-> echo “connect 00:11:22:33:44:55 1“ > /sys/kernel/debug/bluetooth/6lowpan_control -> hcitool con. If you have a connection there the bt0 interface should be in ifconfig.

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  • No, you should not. If there is no bt0 interface when you write ifconfig, you can try to connect to one of the examples in the IoT SDK. Then it should appear, I haven't experinced RADVD reacting on it not being there before, but it is worth a try. You don't need RADVD to connect, you need RADVD to advertise global prefixes. Just do hcitool lescan-> echo “connect 00:11:22:33:44:55 1“ > /sys/kernel/debug/bluetooth/6lowpan_control -> hcitool con. If you have a connection there the bt0 interface should be in ifconfig.

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