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Em qui, 12 de mar de 2020 22:09, Daniel van Vugt <
daniel.van.v...@canonical.com> escreveu:
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Title:
15:10 and 16.04: bluetoothd "Failed to start discovery:
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Title:
15:10 and 16.04: bluetoothd "Failed to start discovery:
The 100+ just means a lot of people made the same mistake, which is
understandable. See comment #48.
I asked over a year ago for someone to open a new bug if they want to
discuss "Not enough free handles to register service". If it was
important to anyone then I'm sure someone would have done it
Look, obviously you can't solve all bugs in a single ticket, or you'd
never get anything done.
However, if you've got more than a hundred people who will still have a
problem after a bug is closed, that means there needs to be a new bug
created for it, *by the maintainers*! Otherwise you're
This bug is closed. If you have any issues at all, please log a new bug
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Title:
15:10
first thing first: bluetooth device can be paired with command line.
I have the same error on my eOS/ubuntu 16.04, "bluetoothd[17440]: Not
enough free handles to register service", and have tried many many
options, have desprated for a year.
and today I've success connected my bluetooth headset
Yes the bug title changed but the problem the original reporter was
describing in the bug description did not. The original description and
the current description both say:
"On 15:10 after the bluetooth service has been stopped and restarted
it is not possible to scan or connect to devices:"
The original bug title was '15:10: bluetoothd reports "Not enough
handles to register service" at start', and the original bug description
described both the "Not enough free handles to register service" problem
and the "Failed to start discovery" problem[1]. Between #47 and #48, the
title and
Yes I understand you and most people are asking for a resolution to "Not
enough free handles to register service". However it is better for a
bug's resolution if we focus on the problem that the original reporter
was trying to describe. And that's a very different, unrelated problem.
We certainly
Complement to #56, Ubuntu 16.04.3, Kernel 4.14.4, journalctl -b:
Dec 13 20:44:33 alien bluetoothd[928]: Failed to obtain handles for "Service
Changed" characteristic
Dec 13 20:44:33 alien bluetoothd[928]: Not enough free handles to register
service
Dec 13 20:44:33 alien bluetoothd[928]: Error
This bug effects 128 people and closing it because you don't like the
title feels wrong. Two Ask Ubuntu questions point to this Lanuchpad bug
report in the hopes it will be solved:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/757396/bluetooth-how-to-solve-not-
enough-free-handles-to-register-service-error
Same issue here with Mint 18.2 Cinnamon and HID Logitech Mouse M535.
No matter which Kernel i used (from 4.8-x to 4.13.0-17) the same issue occured
again.
I finally got it working again by issuing the command
sudo bluetoothctl
>power off
>power on
>quit
After that, wWhile running bluewho
Everyone please open new bugs instead of commenting here.
This bug is closed per comment #48.
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Title:
15:10 and 16.04: bluetoothd
My laptop runs ubuntu 16.04. Linux: 4.4.0-93-generic
I tried to debug this issue by compiling bluetoothd from source code.
Surprisingly, this issue is fixed after executing newly compiled bluetoothd
instead of /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd.
Steps to build and run newly compiled bluetoothd is
This may not be a bug. Even I faced this error which seems to be related
to another error, blueman.bluez.errors.DBusFailedError for which I found
the solution here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/801404/bluetooth-
connection-failed-blueman-bluez-errors-dbusfailederror-protocol-no.
Hope this may
That appears to be a different bug. Also, this bug is closed.
If you have any issues at all in future then please open a new bug.
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I succeeded to connect only from GUI, Ubuntu 16.04, xfce4, from applet,
probably using blueman-manager and associated GUI only commands.
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Apr 27 '15
"I dived into the code for debugging the issue a little bit. The
attrib_db_find_avail(adapter, svc_uuid, size)[in function: gatt_service_add()]
always return 0.
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