Ubuntu 7.04/Issues/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots - Revision history

Jose de la rosa at 20:48, 21 January 2008

2008-01-21T20:48:15Z

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	<br>'''Systems Affected:''' E520n, XPS 410n, E1505n		<br>'''Systems Affected:''' E520n, XPS 410n, E1505n
	<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse.		<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse.
-	<br>'''Workaround:''' Unplug and plug the USB dongle, or don't have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. ~~Permanent~~ workaround is to ~~either~~ completely disable Bluetooth by changing /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0" and reboot~~, or if~~ Bluetooth functionality is desired, change /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1" and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (located on the underside of the devices) and execute:	+	<br>'''Workaround:''' Unplug and plug the USB dongle, or don't have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. A permanent workaround is to completely disable Bluetooth by changing /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0" and reboot.
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		+	If Bluetooth functionality is desired, change /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1" and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (located on the underside of the devices) and execute:

	$ sudo hidd --search		$ sudo hidd --search

-	to make the system find and pair with the devices. ~~After this is done, the~~ keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.	+	to make the system find and pair with the devices. The keyboard & mouse should now continue to work through system reboots.
-	~~<br>~~'''Fix''': Work in Progress. See [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 LP29506].	+
		+	Finally, in Bluetooth Preferences, select the radio button "Visible and connectable for other devices".
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		+	'''Fix''': Work in Progress. See [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 LP29506].

Jose at 18:47, 9 August 2007

2007-08-09T18:47:46Z

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	<br>'''Description:''' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.		<br>'''Description:''' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.
	<br>'''Systems Affected:''' E520n, XPS 410n, E1505n		<br>'''Systems Affected:''' E520n, XPS 410n, E1505n
-	<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse	+	<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse.
-	<br>'''Workaround:''' ~~Temporary workaround is to unplug~~ and plug the USB dongle or ~~do not~~ have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (~~these buttons are~~ located on the underside of the devices), and execute "sudo hidd --search" to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.	+	<br>'''Workaround:''' Unplug and plug the USB dongle, or don't have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth by changing /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0" and reboot, or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1" and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (located on the underside of the devices) and execute:
-	<br>'''Fix''': ~~No fix available at this time~~. ~~Issue being tracked in Launchpad#~~ [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 ~~29506~~]	+
		+	$ sudo hidd --search
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		+	to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.
		+	<br>'''Fix''': Work in Progress. See [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 LP29506].

Jose at 18:45, 12 July 2007

2007-07-12T18:45:31Z

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-	~~<br>'''Systems Affected:''' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n~~
	<br>'''Description:''' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.		<br>'''Description:''' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.
		+	<br>'''Systems Affected:''' E520n, XPS 410n, E1505n
	<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse		<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse
-	<br>'''Workaround:''' Temporary workaround is to unplug and plug the USB dongle or do not have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing ~~the file~~ /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change ~~the file~~ /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (these buttons are located on the underside of the devices), and ~~then issue the command~~ "sudo hidd --search" ~~in a terminal window~~ to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.	+	<br>'''Workaround:''' Temporary workaround is to unplug and plug the USB dongle or do not have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (these buttons are located on the underside of the devices), and execute "sudo hidd --search" to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.
	<br>'''Fix''': No fix available at this time. Issue being tracked in Launchpad# [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 29506]		<br>'''Fix''': No fix available at this time. Issue being tracked in Launchpad# [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 29506]

Jose at 17:42, 10 July 2007

2007-07-10T17:42:58Z

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-	<br>''Systems Affected:'' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n	+	<br>'''Systems Affected:''' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n
-	<br>''Description:'' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.	+	<br>'''Description:''' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.
-	<br>''Impact:'' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse	+	<br>'''Impact:''' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse
-	<br>''Workaround:'' Temporary workaround is to unplug and plug the USB dongle or do not have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (these buttons are located on the underside of the devices), and then issue the command "sudo hidd --search" in a terminal window to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.	+	<br>'''Workaround:''' Temporary workaround is to unplug and plug the USB dongle or do not have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (these buttons are located on the underside of the devices), and then issue the command "sudo hidd --search" in a terminal window to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.
-	<br>''Fix'': No fix available at this time. Issue being tracked in Launchpad# [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 29506]	+	<br>'''Fix''': No fix available at this time. Issue being tracked in Launchpad# [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 29506]

John hull: Ubuntu 7.04/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots moved to Ubuntu 7.04/Issues/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots

2007-05-24T18:46:20Z

Ubuntu 7.04/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots moved to Ubuntu 7.04/Issues/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots

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John hull: Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots moved to Ubuntu 7.04/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots

2007-05-24T18:44:23Z

Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots moved to Ubuntu 7.04/Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work across reboots

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Amit bhutani: New page:
''Systems Affected:'' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n
''Description:'' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot....

2007-05-23T16:08:51Z

New page: ''Systems Affected:'' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n ''Description:'' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot....

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''Systems Affected:'' Dimension E520n, XPS 410n, Inspiron E1505n
 ''Description:'' Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse do not work if the USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged in prior to boot.
 ''Impact:'' Unable to use Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse
 ''Workaround:'' Temporary workaround is to unplug and plug the USB dongle or do not have the USB dongle plugged in during OS bootup. Permanent workaround is to either completely disable Bluetooth, by changing the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0", and reboot or if Bluetooth functionality is desired, change the file /etc/default/bluetooth to contain "HIDD_ENABLED=1", and reboot. When the system is back up, hit the Bluetooth reset buttons on the wireless keyboard/mouse (these buttons are located on the underside of the devices), and then issue the command "sudo hidd --search" in a terminal window to make the system find and pair with the devices. After this is done, the keyboard & mouse should continue to work through system reboots.
 ''Fix'': No fix available at this time. Issue being tracked in Launchpad# [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/29506 29506]