On Tue, 2007-03-20 at 03:07 -0700, Joe Emenaker wrote: > >> ...after about 3 or 4 sleep/resume cycles, the kbluetoothd stops > >> recognizing any bluetooth adaptor ... > >> > > > > Try stopping kbluetoothd, unloading and reloading your kernel bluetooth > > modules, and starting kbluetoothd. This may or may not work; I know of > > some hardware that this is necessary for. i.e. the ipw2200 wireless > > chipset. :P > > > Uhhh.. that would be me (the ipw2200, that is). :)
Me as well. I finally set it up so that when eth0 is brought down it unloads the module, and when it is brought up again it re-loads the module. That way I only have to tell hibernate to take down and bring up eth0. > I think I tried this a couple of times before. As I recall, it made the > problem even worse (although going from "not working" to "still not > working" isn't necessarily worse, I mean "worse" in that, upon reloading > the bluetooth drivers, the no longer saw any BT hardware... either that > or kbluetoothd saw even less of the kernel BT services). I'll try it > next time it flips out and make a note of exactly what happens. When you unload the modules, do you also then re-load them? That may not necessarily be done automatically. > > If stopping/reloading/starting as above works, you will probably need to > > add stopping kbluetoothd and unloading the modules on hibernate, and > > loading the modules and starting kbluetoothd. > > > When this first happened, I tried adding > OnSuspend 20 /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop > OnResume 20 /etc/init.d/bluetooth start You may also need to "black list" the kernel module *before* suspend. See /etc/hibernate/blacklisted-modules to make sure that this is happening. > to /etc/hibernate/common.conf and that really pissed off kbluetoothd. I > guess I could also kill kbluetoothd upon hibernate, but I was just > hoping that there was an easier way to fix all of this before I went > down that road. I'm pretty sure that I came across something in > hibernate's conf that basically says "upon resume, start this... but > only if you killed it before a sleep". I'll have to track that command > down again. IIRC: OnResume auto HTH, Ian -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
