Blueetooth auto-start not working
I'm using ubuntu 18.10. In the past I probably made a change for my bluetooth to not start on startup but I do not remember the change. Now, I want to restore it back to normal but I couldn't find a way. Every time I start-up my system the bluetooth icon is not even appearing. When I start it from the applications it says daemon not running etc. I checked "blueetoth/main.conf" but "AutoEnable=true" exists. If I do
sudo service bluetooth start
it works but when I restart my computer, the problem is back again.
Edit:
sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
This didn't solve the problem, too.
18.04 xubuntu bluetooth 18.10
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
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I'm using ubuntu 18.10. In the past I probably made a change for my bluetooth to not start on startup but I do not remember the change. Now, I want to restore it back to normal but I couldn't find a way. Every time I start-up my system the bluetooth icon is not even appearing. When I start it from the applications it says daemon not running etc. I checked "blueetoth/main.conf" but "AutoEnable=true" exists. If I do
sudo service bluetooth start
it works but when I restart my computer, the problem is back again.
Edit:
sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
This didn't solve the problem, too.
18.04 xubuntu bluetooth 18.10
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
1
I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab -Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.
– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46
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I'm using ubuntu 18.10. In the past I probably made a change for my bluetooth to not start on startup but I do not remember the change. Now, I want to restore it back to normal but I couldn't find a way. Every time I start-up my system the bluetooth icon is not even appearing. When I start it from the applications it says daemon not running etc. I checked "blueetoth/main.conf" but "AutoEnable=true" exists. If I do
sudo service bluetooth start
it works but when I restart my computer, the problem is back again.
Edit:
sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
This didn't solve the problem, too.
18.04 xubuntu bluetooth 18.10
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
I'm using ubuntu 18.10. In the past I probably made a change for my bluetooth to not start on startup but I do not remember the change. Now, I want to restore it back to normal but I couldn't find a way. Every time I start-up my system the bluetooth icon is not even appearing. When I start it from the applications it says daemon not running etc. I checked "blueetoth/main.conf" but "AutoEnable=true" exists. If I do
sudo service bluetooth start
it works but when I restart my computer, the problem is back again.
Edit:
sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
This didn't solve the problem, too.
18.04 xubuntu bluetooth 18.10
18.04 xubuntu bluetooth 18.10
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
edited Jan 15 at 8:36
J. T.
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
asked Jan 15 at 8:23
J. T.J. T.
62
62
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I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab -Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.
– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46
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I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab -Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.
– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46
1
1
I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:
( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab - Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46
I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:
( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab - Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46
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You just need to use the following command in order to enable bluetooth service from systemd boot system.
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
answered Jan 15 at 9:35
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You just need to use the following command in order to enable bluetooth service from systemd boot system.
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
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You just need to use the following command in order to enable bluetooth service from systemd boot system.
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
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You just need to use the following command in order to enable bluetooth service from systemd boot system.
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
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You just need to use the following command in order to enable bluetooth service from systemd boot system.
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
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I might not be able to fix your problem but i can offer you an workaround:
( crontab -l ; echo "@reboot sudo service bluetooth start") | crontab -Run this in your terminal to set a cronjob that restarts your bluetooth service on reboot.– Patient32Bit
Jan 15 at 8:46