I have this bug too, on Ubuntu 15.04, running on a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga
12.
A workaround that works for me is to run "sudo iwlist scan". After the
scan completes, the list of networks is updated in the network applet.
But of course I agree that having to do this is irritating.
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Is the patch linked in comment #6 still the recommended fix?
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Screen tears on xrandr orientation inverted
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I got this on precise.
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A workaround which works in my case is to install "bluez-compat" and use
hidd to connect to the device once. This apparently teaches the device
which computer it should be talking to. Now it just connects
automatically when I turn it on.
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This message on the linux-bluetooth mailing list looks possibly related:
http://marc.info/?l=linux-bluetooth&m=127097970118644&w=2
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I've hit a very similar problem. In my case the device is a Logitech
Wireless Presenter rather than a mouse. The hcidump output is almost
identical, and I too see the "Authentication Failed" message.
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Yesterday I tried updating Xorg and its affiliated packages using the
xorg-edgers PPA; that seems to have eliminated this bug.
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I am experiencing the same bug in Kubuntu 10.10 (regression from 10.04).
Since it might depend on the video driver, let me add that I am using a
Lenovo X200 Tablet with intel graphics. lspci reports
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series
Chipset Integrated Graphics C
I have this problem too (in 9.10 and 10.04). Let me just add that a
similar problem occurs even if you try to add the connections by hand --
clicking "Manage Connections..." in the systray applet menu, then
selecting the "Wireless" tab and clicking "Add..." brings up a dialog
which is populated wi
