Open futbarista opened 6 years ago
yes, my ubuntu 17.10 also can't work
Also doesn't work for me with Ubuntu 17.10 (using AzulleTech Quantum Access LAN) Tried both versions of your supplied firmware. Get the common error... Realtek Bluetooth ERROR: H5 sync timed out. Any clues what to try next?
HI I'd met this issue on android-x86 with kernel 4.14, The issue root cause due to new kernel version(kernel-4.11 older) add a subsystem named Serdev; you can read this article https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-4.11-Serial-Bus-SERDEV
This driver for rtl8723bs from https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8723bs_bt is not serdev device; the patch details you can find on https://github.com/jwrdegoede/linux-sunxi/commit/222cd00fc3a8ca016cb1d253bb8866b706505c35 ;
noticed the commit msg :
This causes the /dev/tty# node for uarts referenced by a UartSerialBusV2 to disappear, which breaks support for bluetooth over uart which needs abtattach from userspace and does not yet have an in kernel hci serdev driver.
One example of a bluetooth over uart device which lacks such a driver and thus no longer works is the RTL8723BS's bluetooth part, this commit adds an exception for this device to acpi_is_serial_bus_slave(), so that it gets treated as before, allowing it to work with the userspace solution for now.
about btattach from userspace tools, you can find some help from https://osdn.net/projects/android-x86/scm/git/external-bluetooth-bluez/commits/de7b62e01ae65b3c7a8412515996387fbc431834
good luck.
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Also doesn't work for me with Ubuntu 17.10 (using AzulleTech Quantum Access LAN) Tried both versions of your supplied firmware. Get the common error... Realtek Bluetooth ERROR: H5 sync timed out. Any clues what to try next?
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thanks zhongtianxie for explaining why they (dev/ttyS4) vanish after boot, shame it's still not fixed in 4.18.8 mainline. i'm not good enough to use your patch but thanks anyway for helping.
Just a quick update: Under Ubuntu 19.04 (installed from a daily ISO), bluetooth works out-of-the-box. Use bluetoothctl
(or other tools) to pair and setup your device. The required firmware files are located in /usr/lib/firmware/rtl_bt/.
I've done everything with was written in readme.txt. No errors at writing commands, everything's fine but bluetooth still doesn't work.