Public bug reported:
* Headset works fine on 32-bit machines under Ubuntu 12.04, 12.10
(Samsung NC-20, Dell D420)
* Same headset pairs, but fails to do audio on a 64-bit machine, Ubuntu 32-bit
or 64-bit 12.10 or 64-bit 13.04
(Lenovo S206 with AMD E1-1200)
AGAIN: it fails on 64-bit *machines* regardless of the Ubuntu version,
and works on 32-bit machines.
* At first sometimes I see the hardware in the Sound Settings.
but only hear some tinny, scratchy sounds briefly.
Then the device disappears from the Sound Settings. Re-starting bluetooth
has no effect.
On a working system, see syslog lines like
bluetoothd[825]: /org/bluez/825/hci0/dev_<bluetooth-id>: fd(32) ready
...
bluetoothd[825]: Audio connection got disconnected
But on the non-working systems, I don't see such bluetooth lines at all (I
presume due to the logging level)
Anyway, no *errors* are showing, after pairing with the headset. The audio
just doesn't work.
Please advise how to debug.
(Of course I don't know if the blame lies with the Bluetooth software or
with PulseAudio, and of course I don't care.)
Please fix this soon! I have been using this on a daily basis, and need
to move to a newer machine.
** Affects: bluez (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Bluetooth audio fails on 64-bit architecture Ubuntu 12.10
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