Ubports with a jbl go speaker
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@Stefano IIRC even on Canonical times bluetooth was a hit or miss.
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Fail test on nexus 4, need to reinstall UT...
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@Ghostrider use an audio jack for now
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@kugiigi What a pity... More practical to connect with bluetooth.
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@Ghostrider Bluetooth issues will be sorted, it's on the list to do, after more important issues and upgrades. I know, it's a long waiting for that to be fixed, but with limited workforce, there is no other way around it, unfortunately.
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@advocatux I've been trying to get my Leitz Mini Bluetooth Speaker working with UT, but without success. I then tried to get it working with my Ubuntu 18.04 laptop. Also not working. After searching on line, I found I needed to install 'pulseaudio-module-bluetooth', after which it worked fine. This package doesn't appear to be installed on UT. Could this be relevant?
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@advocatux BTW, my Nexus 4 UT pairs and connects to my Bose Sound Dock via a cheap chinese bluetooth adapter which fits in place of the iPod. I can stream both ogg and mp3 files to the Bose from my N4. Cool eh? (Wish I could remember how to make commands appear in red on this forum.)
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@dtarrant I think we have all the necessary bits on UT, no need to add more modules.
Yeah, that's really cool
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I am trying to install this on my N5, but I always get stuck during "Configuring bluez" message from dpkg - anyone had this too? Bluetooth was disabled when I started the install.
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@Flohack yes. its not working in the N5.
My nexus 5 works fine on my other jbl model (flip)
jbl GO 2 also working fine
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@Flohack did a reboot fix that issue?
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@advocatux No, the package remains unconfigured and is not fully installed. Thats a pity. I tried various things with manual intervention to the dpkg scripts, but it seems they cannot stop or start the bluetoothd process at all, and just hang.
I tried this now on various devices, all have the same issue... Maybe its bc I am on devel?
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@Flohack oh! I'm sorry to hear that. No idea why it isn't working.
