Here is a workaround that worked for me ( who uses a Logitech Mouse.) But I think it will occur with ANY mouse !
I identified that "hciconfig" reported that hci0 interface was RUNNING but NOT "SCANNING"
I tried "sudo hciconfig hci0 pscan"
Then... it works until reboot.
So I inserted "hciconfig hci0 pscan" into /etc/init.d/bluetooth at the end of the "START) section" (just before the log_end_msg 0)
I guess the problem is that some option is not kept at reboot for hci module (or that I do not know how to specify this option in the appropriate file).
Anyway, now everythng works (mouse reconnects after reboot or after timeout).
Here is a workaround that worked for me ( who uses a Logitech Mouse.) But I think it will occur with ANY mouse !
I identified that "hciconfig" reported that hci0 interface was RUNNING but NOT "SCANNING"
I tried "sudo hciconfig hci0 pscan"
Then... it works until reboot.
So I inserted "hciconfig hci0 pscan" into /etc/init. d/bluetooth at the end of the "START) section" (just before the log_end_msg 0)
I guess the problem is that some option is not kept at reboot for hci module (or that I do not know how to specify this option in the appropriate file).
Anyway, now everythng works (mouse reconnects after reboot or after timeout).