I don't think this patch is correct.
- grep -q disabled $BLUETOOTH
+ grep -i -n1 -q disabled $BLUETOOTH
As shown above, there is only *one* line that may match 'disabled', and
that's the 'status' line. The following 'commands:' line lists only
'disable' without the 'd', so this patch is a no-op (except that it
makes the check a little more fragile in the case of other file format
changes).
case "$manufacturer" in
LENOVO*)
#if you are Lenovo Thinkpad
#All Lenovo laptops now have an rf_kill swith
#for wireless cards. So only manipulate bluetooh.
I assume this refers to the hardware kill switch? Yes, I have a
hardware kill switch on my Lenovo laptop, but at least at one time,
toggling the switch was known to crash the kernel. So I don't use the
hardware kill switch, I rely on Fn-F5 doing the right thing for my
wireless+bluetooth. (Which it currently doesn't anyway, but that's
orthogonal.)
So I don't think this patch should be applied.
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Add better behavior & fix for bluetooth with Lenovo Thinkpads (Code included)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/183682
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