Sorry for taking this long. @jsailsbury , I've just tried the kernel
you've uploaded. It fixes Bluetooth for me.
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Yes, that must be it, it matches my patch.
http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/bluetooth/bluetooth-
next.git/commit/?id=4b552bc9edfdc947862af225a0e2521edb5d37a0 shows both
files, not just ath3k.c - I was confused at first when I opened the link
above.
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I've since upgraded to the 3.16.0-29 kernel. Bluetooth still doesn't
work with it, but my patch still fixes it. Upon a power cycle, ath3k did
not load automatically, but with a modprobe it loaded and worked.
Running depmod fixed that too. I also tried the 3.13.11-ckt13-trusty
kernel you posted.
Update: I was wrong. While testing the issue I only restarted my machine
which did not power cycle the Bluetooth radio, so it probably retained
its firmware between reboots and it worked regardless of the kernel I
used. It turns out a proper shutdown and restart re-introduces the bug
on 3.16.*
Hi,
Sorry for taking this long to respond. I've tested both the kernel you
suggested and the one after it (3.19-rc3-vivid), and Bluetooth worked in both.
Also Bluetooth worked in my current kernel (3.16.0-28) with the original
modules moved back and also the older kernel present on my system
This time I got it right. The USB vendor:product description needs to be
in the blacklist section of the btusb file; it only worked by chance the
first time I tried; now it works after a reboot. (We have to prevent
btusb from managing this before its firmware is loaded or whatever, see
ath3k on
Sadly, after a reboot this no longer works and I have no idea why.
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0489:e078 - Qualcom Atheros - Ubuntu 14.04 bluetooth not
Kernel modules ath3k and btusb are missing the necessary device
descriptions
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Hey people, I (with a lot of help from a very helpful askubuntu user,
user300665) managed to get Bluetooth working. It is relatively simple,
you just have to add the USB vendor ID into the btusb and ath3k modules.
I'm submitting a patch here in a few moments.
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I have attached a patch which fixes the issue for me. Please notify me
if I did anything wrong, I am quite new at this. Also, please contact me
if I can be of any help in integrating this into the official kernel.
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** Patch added: Patch generated on top of
904d58943bc81685931fcef005bb04dcd5b2430d
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1352821/+attachment/4291036/+files/AR9565.diff
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I have the same probem on Ubuntu Gnome x64 14.10 3.16.0-28-generic on
Acer E3-111, also with Atheros QCA9565/AR9565. Please let me know if I
can be of any help to diagnose and repair this issue.
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Title:
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