Lennart Poettering <[email protected]> writes: >On Sun, 23.08.09 00:46, Cameron Hutchison ([email protected]) wrote:
>> PulseAudio does not see the headset though. I have the appropriate >> bluetooth modules installed, but they seem to have trouble talking to >> bluetoothd. If I start the pulseaudio daemon manually with verbose >> debugging and with the bluetooth headset connected, pulseaudio seems to >> get stuck for about 15-20 seconds trying to do its bluetooth stuff: >> [...] >Seems the bt stack signalled us some kind of error. YOu might want to >run bluetoothd in debug mode (-nd) to figure out what is going >on. Checking "dmesg" is probably a good idea, too. It appears to have been somewhere in the bt stack. I unplugged my BT dongle, and plugged in the one I have for my netbook, and everything worked fine. I went back to my old dongle, ...and everything worked fine. There may have been some global state that got reset by changing the adapter - I don't know. BTW. The adapter that didn't work that now does is an ISSC adapter. I read your previous posts about how they are broken, so perhaps it is related to that - but it is working now and I am happy. _______________________________________________ pulseaudio-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://tango.0pointer.de/mailman/listinfo/pulseaudio-discuss
