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--- Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> wrote:
> > 1) reboot your laptop
> > 2) attach bluetooth device and execute rc.bluetooth start <device>
> > 3) verify that bluetooth works, i.e. try inquiry, l2ping etc.
> > 4) stop the stack, i.e. execute rc.bluetooth stop <device>
> > 5) suspend
> > 6) resume
> > 7) look into /var/log/messages (just to see if you got something
> >    related to the bluetooth device)

[...]
 
> > 8) start the stack, i.e. execute rc.bluetooth start <device>
> 
> # l2ping -a rb66
> l2ping: Could not connect socket, dst bdaddr=00:60:57:af:7a:8e: Network is
> down
> 
> > if this does not crash then i would assume that it is my problem
> > and not usb fault.
> 
> that sure is a lot of whining about usb in the resume log

but it does not crash, does it?

so, from what i understand, it only crash when you suspend/resume you laptop
with active bluetooth device, right?

if above everything above is true then i should look into this and fix
suspend problem with usb bluetooth devices.

max


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