And once again I need to clarify, this is with Gentoo Linux. When I mention "stop bluetoothd" it's a lot more than just killing it - I meant /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop from the command line.
This time I got the oops sync'ed and stored in my syslog.
And once again I need to clarify, this is with Gentoo Linux. d/bluetooth stop from the command line.
When I mention "stop bluetoothd" it's a lot more than just killing it - I meant /etc/init.
This time I got the oops sync'ed and stored in my syslog.