Comment 7 for bug 1490349
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| jbMacAZ (jbmacbrodie) wrote Re: 15:10: bluetoothd reports "Not enough handles to register service" at start | #7 |
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I have these errors in my dmesg with kernel 4.5.0 but not in 4.3.6 where bluetooth works great. Kernel 4.4.x bluetooth behaves the same as 4.5.0 but I hadn't noticed if there are "failed to obtain..." messages.
When I boot in 4.3.6 bluetooth (bluez 5.35 and blueman, and a command btattach... in /etc/rc.local) starts fine and I don't have to do much to wake-up my bluetooth mouse and keyboard. In 4.4+ I have to manually search for the devices, but I don't have to pair them again. I then have to leave the blueman device manager running (minimized.) If anything times out from inactivity, I have to search again to reconnect.
Asus T100-CHI Ubuntu 15.10-i386. Minimally patch kernel supports a lot of the hardware of the T100, except sound, cameras, mic... Bluetooth started working in kernel 4.3.3+ but regressed starting with 4.4-rc1->4.5.0.
I see a reference to a udev workaround, but that is a new area to me. The example seems aimed at audio - how would I adapt that to mouse/keyboard?