The bthelper script uses the OUI of the BDADDR (Bluetooth MAC address)
to determine whether or not to run on a Bluetooth interface. Pi 4s
have BDADDRs from a new OUI range (DC:A6:32:...), meaning that
the "is it a Pi's on-board BT interface" test must be amended to include
that as a possibility.
The bthelper script uses the OUI of the BDADDR (Bluetooth MAC address) to determine whether or not to run on a Bluetooth interface. Pi 4s have BDADDRs from a new OUI range (DC:A6:32:...), meaning that the "is it a Pi's on-board BT interface" test must be amended to include that as a possibility.
See: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/2229#issue-comment-548875725
Signed-off-by: Phil Elwell phil@raspberrypi.org