Thanks for the info. But the bluetooth device is activated by udev as the bluetooth icon is on when the console outputs starting udev during boot, so this should have nothing to do with gnome or services. I remember fedora 11 at first did the same thing, later changed to default bluetooth device off. Don't know why fedora 12 changed this behaviour again.
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