As of Ubuntu 9.10, all these problems are now fixed. Bluetooth pairing
and file transfer is reliable, and even using a Bluetooth headset works
out-of-the-box with the GUI, without needing to install additional
packages.
This is mainly due to upstream fixes in PulseAudio and BlueZ.
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Bluetooth headset didn't work out of the box on Karmic fresh install,
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oh great i was just checking to see how important this bug is to the
ubuntu team .. guess what .. their still undecided 2 years and going ..
and there say ubuntu and kubuntu are treated equally .. yeah right
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am still having this issue, am using kubuntu 9.04 and bluetooth is
completely broken out of the box, i cant use my bluetooth, i have little
hope that this would be fixed. this is a K-ubuntu , not Ubuntu the
favoured child.. bluetooth as being broken now in two subsequent
releases of kubuntu, but
I am happy to report that I have upgraded my HTPC to Jaunty 64 bit and
am now using my Logitech PS3 Bluetooth keyboard. Setup and recognition
of the device went flawlessly, and it recognizes the keyboard at login
after a reboot with out any special modifications. Simply said, it just
works now.
Hi, likewise, my Belkin Bluetooth device (I believe it is an F8T013) does not
work with any BlueZ after Ubuntu 8.04 (BlueZ 3?)
The device is detected, Bluetooth GNOME applet is started but it doesn't do
anything.
hcitool scan produces timeout error.
It look like BlueZ 4 has a long LONG way to
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hey guys
you probably hearing that a lot i am new to linux. i have the same problem
described here and one of the solutions suggested here is to download BlueZ
4.25 so i did. one big problem i don't have any idea how to install it i read
the readme file and still no idea.
can someone please
Booting with a earlier kernel than the default in 8.10 allowed me to
pair a phone and transfer a song. This was the only system change and pc
went from broken to working.
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Okay, I updated my Intrepid system from BlueZ 4.25 to 4.30, and I got
some working audio! I had to download the BlueZ source tarball and use
the tests/simple-agent.py script to get a connection to the headset,
since `hcitool cc` is broken.
After a connection was established, PulseAudio
No success here at all. In my O.P. I said it was working on Gentoo --
that was because it was still running BlueZ 3.36. Now I've updated my
Gentoo system to BlueZ 4.28, and Bluetooth audio is completely broken on
Gentoo as well. I guess this is not an Ubuntu-specific issue.
I think Ubuntu should
Backporting the latest from jaunty for both pulseaudio and bluez has
fixed the problem for me - thanks. It looks like there's been a bluez
API change which pulseaudio has had to catch up with, too.
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Jeremy, Alendit
I installed BlueZ 4.25 (and then 4.26) from source as mentioned in
README file placed in tarball.
Before installation I completely removed bluez packages from the system (in my
case nautilus doesn't depend on bluez*:
cras...@epbyminw1962h:~/src/bluez-4.26$ apt-cache show
Forgot to mention regarding the problem with bluetooth-applet that just
few days ago everything worked perfectly including navigation in
nautilus, file transfers, etc.
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Fixed my last problem by modifying /etc/init.d/bluetooth (change HCID
from /usr/sbin/hcid to /usr/sbin/bluetoothd).
Now I can browse files on my Nokia phone, transfer file from/to device.
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Same here with Jaunty's 4.25 and 4.26 compiled from source :( In
addition - in Ubuntu bluez upstream is divided in bluez bluez-alsa
bluez-gstreamer libbluetooth3 etc - so you've got to override some files
in order to install upstream package. I can't just remove mentioned
packages with apt-get -
As mentioned above: compiled from source.
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Ubuntu Jaunty now has 4.25 packages in the repository:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=bluez
So I downloaded the 4.25 packages and installed them onto my Intrepid
system. No better.
Instead of a BT_GETCAPABILITIES error, I get a BT_GET_CAPABILITIES error
(the API must have changed).
Seems like bluez was severly b0rked. The latest bluez-release (compiled
with gcc 4.3.2 / binutils 2.18.93-20081009) fixed all of the above
mentioned (over here, that is):
http://www.bluez.org/bluez-425/
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I'm totally trying BlueZ 4.25 to see if it fixes anything. Thanks, Mr.
Waschbuesch! :)
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I can confirm that installation of BlueZ 4.25 completely solved my
problem.
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On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 10:11:43AM -, Jeremy Visser wrote:
However, I
would like to re-emphasise that I can reproduce all the problems I
describe in the description from the Ubuntu live CD, which is, in
effect, a fresh install of
On Thu, 2008-12-25 at 06:09 +, Robie Basak wrote:
Could you try something please?
This will clear out all existing pairings and settings, but I think it
might have sorted some problems out when I was debugging bluez. After
doing this, the applet was able to discover new devices.
I
On Thu, 2008-12-25 at 06:09 +, Robie Basak wrote:
Jeremy,
Could you try something please?
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop
sudo mv /var/lib/bluetooth{,.bak}
sudo mkdir /var/lib/bluetooth
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth start
This will clear out all existing pairings and settings, but I
On Thu, 2008-12-25 at 06:09 +, Robie Basak wrote:
Jeremy,
Could you try something please?
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop
sudo mv /var/lib/bluetooth{,.bak}
sudo mkdir /var/lib/bluetooth
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth start
This will clear out all existing pairings and settings, but I
On Tue, 2008-12-23 at 04:43 +, Robie Basak wrote:
So I don't think it's a kernel issue.
Interesting -- thanks.
I'm now beginning to think my title Bluetooth is completely broken on
Ubuntu 8.10 is a bit inaccurate, as I just set up a Bluetooth PAN
between my Ubuntu machine and a Vista
Jeremy,
Could you try something please?
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop
sudo mv /var/lib/bluetooth{,.bak}
sudo mkdir /var/lib/bluetooth
sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth start
This will clear out all existing pairings and settings, but I think it
might have sorted some problems out when I was
Bluetooth is broken for me as well. Ubuntu 8.10 w/ Latest updates as of
12/21/08 at 8PM. After updating the stable updates and having no luck
and updated using the Intrepid proposed repository and still had no
luck. I've tried removing and re-installing just about every bluetooth
package in
P.S. My bluez version is 4.23.
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It seems like Bluetooth is fine in Kubuntu:
http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3100328.0
From other posts I was thinking this was kernel related, but seems to be
specifically affecting gnome.
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Could this be set to Importance: High please? Rationale: bluetooth is
unusable in Intrepid.
I have the same problem. hcitool scan can always see my devices when
bluetoothd is not running. When bluetoothd is running, then sometimes
hcitool scan fails; stopping bluetoothd and hciconfig down then
I have been under the impression that it was a kernel bug, but I
backported the Bluetooth kernel modules from 2.6.28, which did not fix
it.
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I've just booted 2.6.22-14-generic which is what I used to use on Hardy
(it's from Gutsy but 2.6.24 on Hardy had other problems on my machine).
It doesn't work - same error (with BT_GETCAPABILITIES).
It used to work with this kernel on Hardy.
So I don't think it's a kernel issue.
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i'm also having this kind of problem too.The bluetooth applet can
scanning any other bluetooth device however the pairing fails and it
does'nt allow us to put the PIN.Beside,it seems like freezing when i try
to set the visibility setting.
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I'm having the same problem. My Bluetooth device does not have a
screen/keypad and I cannot input a PIN into the device. The GUI
Bluetooth wizard does not allow me to change the PIN or enter a PIN on
the GUI. Its impossible to pair with many devices - that's a complete
show stopper for me.
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Before some troll marks this as a duplicate, please note that all the
other bugs similar to this are from people trying to do something
similar, and the same Bluetooth bug happens to be occuring, but is not
the central part of the problem, unlike this bug report.
If anything, all the so-called
I should also note that all the above commands work perfectly on Gentoo
and Ubuntu 8.04.
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In Ubuntu 8.10, Bluetooth is completely broken. I can reproduce this
from two fresh installs of Ubuntu 8.10, and from the live CD. I have
tested this on three computers, with two different Bluetooth dongles,
and one built-in
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