I also had the same issues: My rooted Android HTC Inc phone (rom: CM7
s-off) would not pair from phone initially, it would timeout ( in about
2 seconds) and with an error, but if I entered any pin fast enough it
could pair. Also I could pair manually with hcitool or bluez-simple-
agent; (2) pairing from linuxbox work only twice, but usually would spin
indefinately, although my phone was "discoverable" sometimes hcitool
would not find my phone, but restarting bluetooth (from unity or cli)
always fixed this; (3) once paired I could not send or recieve files,
(4) the browse files on device does not let me select any devices and
the box of devices is still squashed flat.

The fix in bug #872044 comments #14 #22 #35 #36 check personal file
sharing (gnome-user-share) worked for me. I had to use the dash to find
it. Then suddenly the set up new device worked (although I had just
paired and removed it manually with hcitool, which is the only other
time the gnome-bluetooth wizard worked, so...), and now I can
successfully send and receive files.

The updates have not fixed the squashed box in browse files or browsing.
If personal file sharing for bluetooth is required, then this should
automatically be enabled during setup of a new bluetooth device, or at
least the user should be notified and a link to this setting should be
in the bluetooth section of system settings (a unity problem), and also
in that the browse device feature is not working.

I will look for a separate bug for browsing files on my phone. Thanks.

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