Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-bluetooth
Please correct me if this is the wrong place to report this bug...
Every since I installed Natty 64 beta 1 on my machine, the computer
would periodically fail to shut down or restart maybe 50% of the time.
The screen would simply go black after the DE was killed and eventually
the fans would start spinning... I'm fairly new to linux so I wasn't
able to find any logging info to help me find the issue, however, I
finally tracked it down today! It turns out bluetooth was failing to
stop and preventing shut down (I figured this out by noticing the wifi
led on my dell xps m1530 would switch off while the bluetooth led would
stay on).
I've since disabled bluetooth through my bios and everything has been
running smoothly since! I've done more than 20 reboots without a hitch
in the last hour....
When somebody gets to this report they should consider it a fairly high
priority because I did not have this issue with Lucid or Maverick so it
must be something new in Natty (maybe the new Kernel or a new
driver??)..
** Affects: gnome-bluetooth (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Bluetooth enabled sometimes prevents shutdown Natty 64bit
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