Hi, I have a sound bar which is using bluetooth. My problem is that while my machine (Fedora 33) starts and bluetooth is starting, it doesn't auto pair and I have to click "connect" manually each boot.
So I'm trying to create a workaround. I've created a simple systemd file which runs a script that uses bluetoothctl to pair between the two. My systemd file looks like this: [Unit] Description=Fix Pulse Audio After=bluetooth.target Requisite=bluetooth.target [Service] ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/fixaudio.sh User=hetz Type=Simple [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target bluetooth.target My script (fixaudio.sh): #!/bin/bash sleep 3 echo "Trying to pair...." rm -f /tmp/fix.log bluetoothctl connect C4:30:18:A0:2F:33 > /tmp/fix.log The problem: any time I try to restart the bluetooth service, it ignores this systemd file (and yes, it's enabled and I ran systemctl daemon-reload) I tried to edit the bluetooth.service file and add BindsTo=fix.service (which is the name of the systemd file), but as soon as I ran the systemctl daemon-reload - it restarted the bluetooth in a loop. Any suggestions? Thanks
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