#I think BlueZ caused my bluetooth to fail. I can't find a good solution to fix this on google.
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Post results from terminal for lsusb; hciconfig -a
Ok i'll try that
It will give me some info, it isn't a fix
Ohh ok
this is what it gave me when i typed it
sudo hciconfig hci0 up
Ok i did that
Might want to also do echo "power on" > bluetoothctl and echo "scan on" > bluetoothctl then see if it works
What results for rfkill list; hciconfig -a
this
Is this a dual boot with Windows?
No
Might want to shut down and then boot as some things in the results aren't correct
So basically restarting?
Power down, might be something messed up with the firmware for that Intel bluetooth
And then boot it back up?
Yes
Ok
I signed in, what do i do now?
Post URL from terminal for sudo dmesg|grep -E -i 'blue|firm|hci0'|nc termbin.com 9999
Ok
Ok now what?
I am not seeing any errors there
Then does that mean it’s fixed?
Might be
Tried to check my bluetooth service status to see if it failed or not and uhh it did
Did you change any file in /etc/bluetooth
No? I don’t know how to access them? Reason why the bluetooth service failed is because i downloaded bluez
I am not sure how to fix that if you downloaded something
Yeah but i eventually tried to delete it
Might need to reinstall bluez from terminal
Alright
Yesterday, i tried to but it just deleted bluetooth and i had to reinstall it again but still has the same problem
Update: I reinstalled linux mint, backed up my files, and bluetooth was fixed
But thanks for trying