I have removed Mactel support from this bugreport, because it's not
related to Apple devices only. I have Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse with the
same problem. And - NO problems with older Ubuntu having hidd. Just type
hidd --connect AA:BB... and everything works (forever).
New wizard behaviour:
-
Hi,
meba:
I consider this critical and I believe this should focus on reenabling
hidd as the new stack seems to be buggy for advanced users. Really - can
it cause a lot of pain to beginners if they have hidd?
The real problem with hidd is that the hidd --connect workaround is
good enough, so
I'm leaning towards these keyboards being rather finicky. I've got an
aluminum bt keyboard. When I try to pair, look at this bluetoothd
output:
bluetoothd[6925]: Temporary agent registered for hci0/00:1B:63:FA:CD:5A at
:1.132:/org/bluez/agent/wizard
bluetoothd[6925]:
I tried again, after I was convinced it really was in discovery mode,
and the device worked fine. It asked me for entering the pin, and I'm
typing on it right now.
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[Intrepid] New Bluetooth Wizard fails to pair with Apple Keyboard...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281580
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I have one of the white keyboards that predates the aluminum ones. I had
it working fine using hidd and the hci reset method described in the
blog post I mentioned in the bug description.
I have had trouble with this keyboard ever since the bluetooth stack was
overhauled for Hardy. I used the
Previous Bug:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez-utils/+bug/191704
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[Intrepid] New Bluetooth Wizard fails to pair with Apple Keyboard...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281580
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