Using the following steps I fixed my bluetooth for now.
First I disabled wireless using fn+f12, and then I re-enabled it, again using fn+f12.
This made the adapter show up in BlueZ as hci0, which is needed for running the bccmd commands.
Then I issued the following command:
bccmd psset -r -s implementation 0x028c 0x0001
After that command Bluetooth started working and survives a shutdown just fine. The implementation ps store is on eeprom, so that key 0x028c now has the value 0x0001 stored on the module's eeprom.
Hello everyone,
Using the following steps I fixed my bluetooth for now.
First I disabled wireless using fn+f12, and then I re-enabled it, again using fn+f12.
This made the adapter show up in BlueZ as hci0, which is needed for running the bccmd commands.
Then I issued the following command:
bccmd psset -r -s implementation 0x028c 0x0001
After that command Bluetooth started working and survives a shutdown just fine. The implementation ps store is on eeprom, so that key 0x028c now has the value 0x0001 stored on the module's eeprom.