As expected... I just plugged in a wired ps2 keyboard rebooted and in gdm this keyboard responded immediately. I can now explore bluetooth devices from the systray.
I think the problem lies in the paring. (or not being paired...) The problem is you cannot login without entering your password, which disables bluetooth, which makes pairing impossible... Now with wired keyboard I can login, so I can initiate pairing. I looked at the bluetooth settings, and under services under the enabled input-service added the logitech dinovo Edge keyboard (which was discovered). However when I touched one button on my dinovo after this, bluetooth immediately got disabled (was prompted by a pop-up message from the systray) my dinovo did not respond for a while and now I can type the remaining of this message, while bluetooth is disabled.... Since I did connect the keyboard, but did not had to enter a password, I assume this is the problem during the paring... Ps. My dinovo responds immediately when I want to enter my bios, or when I choose my OS from grub, but waits for the timeout at gdm (when bluetooth drivers are loaded). So that is why I expect pairing would solve the issue. -- logitech dinovo edge bluetooth sometimes works, sometimes not https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151559 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
