as I said earlier, restarting the bluetooth-applet also doesn't solve the problem. BTW, bluetooth applet behaves like this after resuming from suspend:
- first, the applet icon is greyed out, no devices are shown in the menu
- after a fairly long time (about 30 seconds), the icon becomes normal, and my mouse shows up in the device menu. but if I click on the menu, the submenu for the mouse is empty.
the only solution to this issue is to reboot :( this is really annoying, because it renders the suspend mode, which is a top prio feature for me on a laptop, unusable.
I just tried the workaround described in the original post, and it doesn't work:
$ sudo service bluetooth stop
$ sudo rmmod hidp
ERROR: Module rfcomm is in use
this is surprising, since lsmod doesn't list any dependencies for hidp:
$ lsmod |grep hidp sco,bnep, l2cap,btusb
hidp 15019 3
l2cap 42304 17 hidp,rfcomm,bnep
hid 84678 2 hidp,usbhid
bluetooth 59213 10 hidp,rfcomm,
as I said earlier, restarting the bluetooth-applet also doesn't solve the problem. BTW, bluetooth applet behaves like this after resuming from suspend:
- first, the applet icon is greyed out, no devices are shown in the menu
- after a fairly long time (about 30 seconds), the icon becomes normal, and my mouse shows up in the device menu. but if I click on the menu, the submenu for the mouse is empty.
the only solution to this issue is to reboot :( this is really annoying, because it renders the suspend mode, which is a top prio feature for me on a laptop, unusable.