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    Bluetooth refuse to be activated on Nexus 5

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      • saveurlinuxS Offline
        saveurlinux
        last edited by saveurlinux

        Bluetooth refuse to be activated

        Device: Nexus 5
        Channnel: Devel (2020-02-17)

        Switch On device does not keep on.
        No device detected

        What is the command to manually turn on Bluetooth
        BluetoothIndicator
        http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bF8VdQYnrD/
        dbus:
        https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/nhpbzfNSzf/

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        • dobeyD Offline
          dobey
          last edited by

          You might want to find an Ubuntu admin on IRC and get that dbus paste removed, as it contains your phone number.

          Beyond that, you can check what rfkill says. Also, have you had the power button replaced (as this is a common issue on Nexus 5, and can result in Bluetooth/WiFi being damaged if not done correctly)?

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          • G Offline
            Ghostrider
            last edited by

            Same issue on N5 with recent update on rc channel...

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            • saveurlinuxS Offline
              saveurlinux @dobey
              last edited by

              @dobey thanks for your attention

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              • K Offline
                Knalli73
                last edited by

                For me too on N5 latest rc. A full wipe and reinstall solved the problem.

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                • saveurlinuxS Offline
                  saveurlinux @dobey
                  last edited by saveurlinux

                  @dobey:

                  rfkill list
                  0: phy0:Wireless LAN
                      Soft blocked: no
                      Hard blocked: no
                  1: brcmfmac-wifi: Wireless LAN
                      Soft blocked: no
                      Hard blocked: no
                  

                  rfkill event return nothing when trying to turn on Bluetooth

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                  • flohackF Offline
                    flohack
                    last edited by

                    Interestingly I have the same issue on the Halium-7.1 port for hammerhead, which is far from being ready, but it was heavily based on the 5.1 version. I will take a look if smth has been changed lately.

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                    • saveurlinuxS Offline
                      saveurlinux
                      last edited by saveurlinux

                      I installed RC channel and Bluetooth is back

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                      • saveurlinuxS Offline
                        saveurlinux
                        last edited by saveurlinux

                        I reinstall devel channel and Bluetooth is working, I could connect a speaker, unfortunately the Jabra device I need to use is not visible.

                        0: phy0: Wireless LAN
                        	Soft blocked: no
                        	Hard blocked: no
                        1: brcmfmac-wifi: Wireless LAN
                        	Soft blocked: no
                        	Hard blocked: no
                        2: hci0: Bluetooth
                        	Soft blocked: no
                        	Hard blocked: no
                        

                        Connecting to my Bluetooth speaker works but as the device allow to use it as remote command for selfie, it is discover as keyboard and so I'm not any more able to use phone virtual keyboard. Is there a way to force using the device as just an external speaker ? Or is there a way to use the phone virtual keyboard as well if an external keyboard is detected ?

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                        • adeliepenguinA Offline
                          adeliepenguin @saveurlinux
                          last edited by

                          @saveurlinux said in Bluetooth refuse to be activated on Nexus 5:

                          Connecting to my Bluetooth speaker works but as the device allow to use it as remote command for selfie, it is discover as keyboard and so I'm not any more able to use phone virtual keyboard. Is there a way to force using the device as just an external speaker ?

                          You could try bluetoothctl. It's the command-line interface for bluetoothd. When you type(*) that command in a terminal, you get an interactive session. Try the commands scan, list, devices to see which devices there are. There should be at least one: the controller itself. Here's a nice intro (in German, but the commands are in English, anyway):
                          https://kofler.info/bluetooth-konfiguration-im-terminal-mit-bluetoothctl/

                          (*) OTG cable and USB keyboard works fine for me.

                          Maybe your speaker shows up as 2 devices, so you could disable one.

                          Nexus 5 16.04 OTA-12 stable, PinePhone UBports CE

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                          • B Offline
                            blueyu2
                            last edited by

                            I was also affected by this issue after updating to version 66 today.
                            Reinstalling via the UBports Installer resolved the issue.

                            Install options used:
                            Channel: 16.04/rc
                            Wipe Userdata: No
                            Bootstrap: Yes
                            Format system partitions: No

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