2011/2/24 Michael Biebl <[email protected]>: > Has anyone investigated, why the lockup occurs and if this can be fixed in the > driver/kernel. Has this problem been reported upstream to the Linux kernel > guys > resp. the bluetooth maintainers? > > I would very much prefer this instead over working around the problem. >
This patch included two part actually. 45bluetooth-service adds the argument "--quirk-bluetooth-service-off" and it is not enabled unless set explicitly. This should be a safe one to add. And it utilises the built-in functions stopservice() and restartservice(). This patch does nothing but exports these two existing functions to users (as arguments). 45bluetooth-service could be a smelly one. But since current quirking part in pm-utils is for video qurks only. There is no way to quirk a bluetooth adaptor in the quirkdb. For a short term solution, this should be a just-work patch. It was tested with both Broadcom and Atheros bluetooth adaptors interchangeably on different laptops. This bug is specific to Broadcom bluetooth chip only. With both use btusb kernel module, it could be a hardware or firmware-related issue. However I agree with you that it is good to get upstream discussion. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
