Bluetooth behaviour has changed. Under 8.10 the Dell Bluetooth radio had to be off during the boot up and then turned on. From then on Bluetooth mostly worked. Under Jaunty its the exact opposite. The bluetooth radio MUST be on during the boot up phase.
I built a new Jaunty 64 and from alpha 6 it appeared that Bluetooth was fixed. However it has reverted to a new incantation over the various updates to Beta and then RC and Production.
Now bluetooth mostly only works (ie can send files or use Gnome Phone Manager) if I connect from the Phone to the Laptop via anyremote first. So what I have to do it start anyremote via ganyremote - then I start Anyremote on my Nokia 6233 and then I can disconnect if I want too (don't have to) and then the Laptop can successfully communicate with the phone.
I updated to latest Blues 4.36 from 4.32 no change
2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Jaunty 64Bit - Dell E6500
Bluetooth behaviour has changed. Under 8.10 the Dell Bluetooth radio had to be off during the boot up and then turned on. From then on Bluetooth mostly worked. Under Jaunty its the exact opposite. The bluetooth radio MUST be on during the boot up phase.
I built a new Jaunty 64 and from alpha 6 it appeared that Bluetooth was fixed. However it has reverted to a new incantation over the various updates to Beta and then RC and Production.
Now bluetooth mostly only works (ie can send files or use Gnome Phone Manager) if I connect from the Phone to the Laptop via anyremote first. So what I have to do it start anyremote via ganyremote - then I start Anyremote on my Nokia 6233 and then I can disconnect if I want too (don't have to) and then the Laptop can successfully communicate with the phone.
I updated to latest Blues 4.36 from 4.32 no change