Marcos, thanks for your help.
That output was to show that the mouse unpairs after a suspend/reboot.
If I follow the two steps I said before, I get the correct, expected
status (paired), and I can move my mouse. See relevant output now that
it is connected:
[ /org/bluez/663/hci0 ]
After rebooting and still having the problem no matter which line
combination (device or adapter oui, with or without name) in the xml
file I used, I rebooted and tried this command I saw in the
BluetoothSetup community help wiki page:
sudo bluez-test-device trusted 30:59:B7:73:B6:C6 yes
Now it
I have the Sculpt Comfort Bluetooth mouse as well (model H3S-3), and
the connection is not surviving suspends or reboots on Vivid (15.04). To
fix, I need to:
1. Put the mouse into pairing mode (holding the bottom button).
2. Go to the Bluetooth setting for the mouse and activate the
I stand by what I said before. After that comment, I did only these four
steps:
1. Install Ubuntu on a clean partition.
2. Pair and connect using the Bluetooth UI in the Ubuntu desktop (BT icon →
Bluetooth Settings). In other words, use normally.
3. Immediately (not sure if it makes any
Hi Marcos,
I did a clean install of 15.10 yesterday, so I also used that
opportunity to test this issue. In short, pairing using the user
interface still did not work, but adding the OUI to the XML file was
enough to persist the connection across reboots and suspends. No need to
use the command
You're welcome. I'm very glad the situation improved.
As you can see, I didn't try to filter by type=mouse or name tags, and
was quite generic. It was my first idea, but I'm inclined to believe it
wouldn't matter anyway as the more precise filter would still capture
the device just as well.
Best
I can confirm that what I said before isn't valid anymore. What appeared
to be fixed in 15.10 has resurfaced in 16.04, and now I can't fix it
even by myself.
Oh well... I just gave up on suspending.
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