Ubuntu 17.10 - Bluetooth service “inactive (dead)â€
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I have all of a sudden a problem with my Bluetooth on Ubuntu 17.10.
The UI tells me it's Off, and I can still turn it off (which is strange).
Then I tried to purge/reinstall Bluez, and used a lot of commands to activate the Bluetooth service but nothing works...
I have read a lot of threads on multiples forums this morning, if someone want to guide me through a kind of debug process it would be appreciated.
Thanks !
17.10 bluetooth bluez
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I have all of a sudden a problem with my Bluetooth on Ubuntu 17.10.
The UI tells me it's Off, and I can still turn it off (which is strange).
Then I tried to purge/reinstall Bluez, and used a lot of commands to activate the Bluetooth service but nothing works...
I have read a lot of threads on multiples forums this morning, if someone want to guide me through a kind of debug process it would be appreciated.
Thanks !
17.10 bluetooth bluez
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
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please post the output ofrfkill listandhciconfig -a
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27
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I have all of a sudden a problem with my Bluetooth on Ubuntu 17.10.
The UI tells me it's Off, and I can still turn it off (which is strange).
Then I tried to purge/reinstall Bluez, and used a lot of commands to activate the Bluetooth service but nothing works...
I have read a lot of threads on multiples forums this morning, if someone want to guide me through a kind of debug process it would be appreciated.
Thanks !
17.10 bluetooth bluez
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
1
I have all of a sudden a problem with my Bluetooth on Ubuntu 17.10.
The UI tells me it's Off, and I can still turn it off (which is strange).
Then I tried to purge/reinstall Bluez, and used a lot of commands to activate the Bluetooth service but nothing works...
I have read a lot of threads on multiples forums this morning, if someone want to guide me through a kind of debug process it would be appreciated.
Thanks !
17.10 bluetooth bluez
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
1
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
edited Apr 27 at 3:49
ptetteh227
703115
703115
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
1
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
1
asked Apr 26 at 18:30
Parviz
1
1
please post the output ofrfkill listandhciconfig -a
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27
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please post the output ofrfkill listandhciconfig -a
– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27
please post the output of
rfkill list and hciconfig -a– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
please post the output of
rfkill list and hciconfig -a– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27
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please post the output of
rfkill listandhciconfig -a– ptetteh227
Apr 27 at 0:00
Thank you but, surprise, tonight, after reinstalling Bluez like I said this morning and run a few commands in vain (particulary sudo systemctl start bluetooth / sudo systemctl enable bluetooth few times) , when my computer woke up from the sleep mode tonight, the bluetooth started suddenly to work again... I suspect something was triggered at this precise time, but I don't know why or what did that. Thanks again!
– Parviz
Apr 27 at 1:27