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Bluetooth: Failed to connect #57
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Haven't tried bluetooth myself in a long time. Just did with my laptop, and both initiating pairing and sending notifications worked. Sorry I can not be of more help, hard for me to find the problem if I can not reproduce the error. |
What did you do exactly? Your main README and separate READMEs for each service file say different things. |
On phone right now, can try more tomorrow. I did not use a systemd service for my bluetooth test. Just paired phone with laptop with bluetooth. Then ran an2linuxserver.py and tried paring and send test notification. What do you mean, is the READMEs wrong? |
You're just running it without the server? I have it installed to
I mean the main README and each service README is different explaining what to do to get Bluetooth working. |
I have tried both running From reading here: pybluez/pybluez#161 You may need to do these steps from the README: https://github.com/rootkiwi/an2linuxserver/#pybluez-not-working Edit bluetooth.service in an override file
Add the following lines
then apply changes
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I'm not able to connect to my laptop via Bluetooth. The Android app sees my laptop, but attempting to initiate pairing results in "Failed to connect."
an2linuxserver.service:
Manjaro GNOME
an2linuxserver-git
r32.58648ecT-Mobile OnePlus 7 Pro
Oxygen OS 10.03
Android 10.0
An2Linux 0.12.0(17)
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