I've been struggling for the past two days to get my Bluetooth keyboard to work with my Raspberry Pi 2, with Kali 2.0 installed (I have gotten Adafruit's PiTFT software from http://adafruit-download.s3.amazonaws.com/adafruit_pitft_kernel_1.20150420-1.tar.gz, and have installed it, and it's helper script). I'm thinking this is a software issue, since my Bluetooth dongle is recognized with hcitool dev, and I can properly scan nearby Bluetooth devices with hcitool scan. I followed an article, that said to install several things (to get the Bluetooth to work), one of which was bluez-utils. Apt returned an error, saying that bluez-utils was outdated, and bluez was a replacement for it. So I removed bluez-utils from the command, and installed bluez, python-gobject, and a few other needed packages. Then, I tried using bluez, to find that I got command not found from bash. So, I did a filesystem search with find /* | grep bluez to find that bluez's documentation was installed, but bluez wasn't. I then tried installing it from source, to find that it needed a ton of dependencies, and those dependencies needed tons of dependencies, etc., so I gave up on that route. I would be fine installing bluez from source, if there is a simple and easy way to do it. Any help with installing bluez would be appreciated.
apt-get install bluez only installing documentation
python;kali linux;raspberry pi;bluetooth;bluez
The bluez package doesn't install a bluez binary, so it's perfectly normal that your shell can't find one; it installs the bluetoothd daemon and a number of different tools, bccmd, bluemoon, bluetoothctl, btmon, ciptool, gatttool, hciattach, hcitool, hex2hcd, l2ping, l2test, mpris-proxy, rctest, rfcomm and sdptool, along with manpages which explain how to use them.To see what was installed, run dpkg -L bluez.