Thank-you for that. I just figured out today that ath3k was the BT module, not ath9k. I did blacklist ath3k this morning and bt is disabled on that card now. I did try enabling bt coexist but that made no difference. I connect to 5 GHz wifi channel mostly so the RF conflict would not have affected me.
Jeremy31 on AskUbuntu did a bunch of things for me. He definitely knew what he was doing. He gave me files to build a new module but no luck. He asked me to send an email to this mailing list with the details of my card. I have the module blacklisted right now so I will have to reboot and provide that info on a separate email. _TonyKitzky_______ mailto: <t...@pegcitynetworks.ca>t...@pegcitynetworks.ca mobile: 204-802-2663 On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 7:32 PM, Sujith Manoharan <suj...@msujith.org> wrote: > Tony Kitzky wrote: > > How can I disable BT on AR9462 chip in Ubuntu kernel > > > > I am looking for a way to disable the bluetooth capabilities on the > Atheros > > AR9462 chipset in Ubuntu. I am having problems getting BT to work > properly. I > > have a cheap USB BT adapter that works but it conflicts with BT on the > Atheros > > chip. I have an open question on AskUbuntu trying to get the Atheros chip > > working properly. > > Have you tried loading the ath9k driver with "btcoex_enable=1" ? > The BT/WLAN co-existence code in ath9k is not very robust, but it > should improve things. > > > For now I would just like to disable BT on this chip. Ideally I can > disable > > this in the kernel. (nobt=1, maybe? :-) > > Blacklisting ath3k would be an option if the other USB BT adapter doesn't > use ath3k. > > Sujith >
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