Thanks.
If you want the computer to be detectable by other devices then please
type this into bluetoothctl:
discoverable on
and tell us if that fixes it.
** Changed in: bluez (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your quick response. Yes, the computer (an embedded device
board on which the said Ubunutu is running) already had Discoverable set
to on (yes) by default. So I did not explicitly set it via your command.
But, just I applied the command. Even now there is no change as to t
In that case it sounds like the 2.4GHz band is being drowned out by
other local signals, either from other Bluetooth devices or from a
2.4GHz wifi network.
Please try moving away from other Bluetooth devices or wifi access
points. Please also try adding a Bluetooth antenna to the embedded
device b
I will try out your points.
Nevertheless could you please let me know how the issue of "Not enough
free handles to register service" and associated errors can be solved?
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In my experience those error messages should be ignored. They are never
related to connectivity problems.
Otherwise, if you want to investigate "Not enough free handles to
register service" more then please use bug 1499858.
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