On 19/04/12 07:42, Colin Law wrote:
HOWEVER if the above command is put into /etc/rc.local then 'sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth' will do a proper restart, and restart will also take place from the Bluetooth icon, or the Bluetooth settings application. Does switching it off in System Settings> Bluetooth not do it? If not can someone explain why?
It does - but only for the duration of the current session. After re-boot, this setting reverts to the default in which Bluetooth is turned on. Personally, I think it's state ought to be remembered, but this is definitely not the case. I gather from searches online that loads of questions have been asked about this but so far nothing has been done. At least now I have a solution.
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