[SOLVED] Bluetooth dies when i connect a device (slackware64 current)
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Bluetooth dies when i connect a device (slackware64 current)
Every time when i start my bluetooth headset/headphones and it connects bluetooth dies right after i hear the confirmation of connection in my headset.
I then need to run 'sudo /etc/rc.d/rc.bluetooth start' and then choose to connect headphones by clicking the bluetooth icon in systray and chose to connect.
I think it stopped working correctly after the bluez upgrade in June for current (i don't upgrade current all the time).
I'm don't have any knowledge with bluetooth or if i need to clean any config for it to work without crashing.
Every time when i start my bluetooth headset/headphones and it connects bluetooth dies right after i hear the confirmation of connection in my headset.
I then need to run 'sudo /etc/rc.d/rc.bluetooth start' and then choose to connect headphones by clicking the bluetooth icon in systray and chose to connect.
I think it stopped working correctly after the bluez upgrade in June for current (i don't upgrade current all the time).
I'm don't have any knowledge with bluetooth or if i need to clean any config for it to work without crashing.
Do you use pipewire or pulseaudio ?
FYI, Bluetooth + pipewire works perfectly with all my BT devices.
FYI, Bluetooth + pipewire works perfectly with all my BT devices.
I haven't set up any pipewire so i guess PA, i don't know what needs to be done to setup pipewire.
It used to work perfectly for me as well but not any more.
Last edited by Nille_kungen; 07-01-2021 at 03:42 PM.
I also had to remove and re-pair the device for it to work as expected.
Instead of patching one can also compile bluez current or revert to 5.58
I compiled both bluez current and 5.58 and both works.
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