The problem in the bug report is still here in current testing, 3.2.1-1: If I insert an USB bluetooth dongle while the system is running, the bluetooth icon appears, and the menu shows the activation switch as "on", but it doesn't work: When I open the settings dialog, bluetooth is shown to be off, and I can't switch it on. I can't toggle the visibility switch from off to on, and I can't discover bluetooth gadgets. Applications using the gnome dialogs don't work either.
On the system level, things seem to work okay, hcitool shows the device and finds my mobile phone. If I shut the device down using hciconfig and up again, the gnome menus work. If I attach the bluetooth dongle before booting, the menus work too. If I pull the USB dongle from a working gnome-bluetooth and reattach it later, it works again flawlessly. Seems like gnome-bluetooth is confused if a bluetooth adapter just appears. -- Michael Below <[email protected]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
