Closed saxophone-guy closed 1 month ago
What OS are you running? What version? What distribution?
The current version of Solaar should detect any device it can support, modulo bugs in Solaar. The way to see whether Solaar is running into difficulties is to run it as solaar -ddd
and post the output here.
What version of the OS?
If Solaar works with the keyboard connected to a receiver but not under bluetooth then this should be treated as a bug and all the information requested for a bug report provided.
Can confirm this, i feel like it used to be working though.
Here is the output of solaar -ddd
What version of the OS?
If Solaar works with the keyboard connected to a receiver but not under bluetooth then this should be treated as a bug and all the information requested for a bug report provided.
Arch Linux doesn't really have versions...? It's a rolling release distro.
The end of this log is showing a bug that should have since been fixed. Please download and run Solaar from this repository and see whether this problem still occurs.
The WARNINGs in the log may be caused by a change to the Linux Bluetooth stack, which keeps connections to inactive Bluetooth devices. There isn't anything Solaar can do about this except handle the problems that it causes. The version of Solaar in this repository should be reasonably good at this.
The second line in the log does look problematic. What is the contents of your ~/.config/solaar/config.yaml?
To clone and use Solar from its GitHub repository
git clone https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar.git
cd Solaar
Run Solaar as bin/solaar from this directory.
This looks to be the same as #2621
I'm unsure of what info I'm supposed to give, but here's the general stuff: