in my case I have to do rmmod btusb; modprobe btusb
it looks to me like every new release of Ubuntu manages to break Bluetooth
audio in some way that is new and creative and ever-increasingly difficult to
automate away:
* 14.10 and before - volume wouldn't be restored, sink wouldn't switch; s
so, in order to get sound I have to:
* start blueman applet (default applet connects to ... something on the
headphones, because they say "device connected", but not to some audio thingy,
or at least pulseaudio doesn't pick it up unless I use blueman and tell it to
connect to the audio sink on
Many thanks, Oleksij!
Since there seems to be no answer to your email from kernel people, I
took the liberty of extracting the source from that diff and packaging
it using DKMS.
https://launchpad.net/~iacobs/+archive/ubuntu/au6601 (the package is
called au6601-dkms)
I only uploaded a package for
indeed... I updated the package
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1270676
Title:
SD Card Reader broken on UX302LG
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug descript
the "buggy and outdated" bios seems to be mostly the same as the one
that came with the machine (207), the changelog only mentions something
about disk power management; I updated it, anyway:
UX302LG.210
06/16/2014
This seems to be a GPU lockup, though, when it happened the day before
yesterday I
On 02/24/2015 03:03 AM, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> Sabin Iacob, could you please test for this via
> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ and advise to the results?
>
> ** Tags removed: bios-outdated-210
> ** Tags added: latest-bios-210
>
> ** Chan
More info: when freezes happen, I can move the mouse, but no window
responds; also, switching to a text console works once (it takes about
15-20s to do it).
I was able to run dmesg this time, and it ends with the attached
backtrace; Xorg.0.log says nothing, X thinks everything's fine; it even
logs
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