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bluez package

  1. Bug #1449080
  2. Comment #6

Comment 6 for bug 1449080

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Jeexzee (jeexzee) wrote :

I have found a way to manually start it by typing
sixad --stop
This automaticly started my Bluetooth and now when i type
sixad --start
It starts up and bluetooth stays on. So it might be so simple that sixad starts before the bluetooth service and "chrashes" the service. Someone please check that up.