#bluetooth not working

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pallid pivot
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then you might want to try connecting via the cli (bluetoothctl) first.

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@pallid pivot bluetoothctl

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power on

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device on

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scan

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do you have bluetooth hardware?

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photo please

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try running rfkill

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not in bluetoothctl. Just in a shell.

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in bluetoothctl, try running default-agent

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idk, maybe. I don't really know bluetooth drivers. The fact that it is showing in rfkill makes me want to say no

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try stopping bluetooth. (sudo systemctl stop bluetooth) and running it in debug mode (sudo /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd -n -d)

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@pallid pivot run these commands as sudo:```
$ rmmod btusb
$ rmmod btintel
$ modprobe btintel
$ modprobe btusb

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@pallid pivot try adding yourself to the bluetooth group: sudo usermod -G bluetooth -a <username>

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that might fix it

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@pallid pivot reboot

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whoops, create the group first. sudo groupadd bluetooth

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@pallid pivot try the -git version

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just try running bluetoothctl with sudo. That will show if it's a permission issue.

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then reboot after installing the git version