Ive had the same problem on Ubuntu 12.04 - bluetooth applet used to "forget"
the state during shutdown, and switched bluetooth on during startup.
I was able to solve it by removing my "internet-over-bluetooth" profile from
NetworkManager. As I saw from the logs, even though I didnt use this "prof
Looks like the problem is caused by "race condition" during startup - by
the moment "rfkill-restore" gets executed the driver for bluetooth is
not completelly initialized, so the script "does not see" the device,
thus cannot switch it on/off. At least it was like this on my Ubuntu
12.04. I "solved"
Ive just noticed the patch. Tried it - works for me. Maybe it still
makes sense to add constant 1 sec delay in beginning of the script (and
maybe reduce conditional delays to 3 sec to balance timings). I think
its important, because for all users, who encounter this problem, the
service is going to
@Kyle Ya, I agree, there are better solutions, 1 sec delay solution was
just a compromise
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Title:
Bluetooth won't stay disabled after reboot due
Ive prepared the new implementation of the service. It has at least two
advantages (compared to previous solutions) - it's adaptive (longer it
takes to initialize devices - longer it waits between attempts, and
these delays can be easily configured), and it does not reset already
set devices. Becau
