Pi 400 running Bullseye
My bluetooth works fine when I pair it.
But when I reboot I get the following error
Failed to connect to Bluetooth device- Device not found by PulseAudio
Help would be appreciated
Re: Bluetooth not connecting at boot time
Potentially is coming up in the boot process and trying to connect to the device before it is ready. A fair number of processes that are "internal" come up before all the networking is fully up and connected.
Re: Bluetooth not connecting at boot time
OK, so as that looks like being the case, is there anyway I can start it from a script when the boot is complete.
I can, of course, make the connection from the Audio menu but I want it to connect without me having to connect it manually.
It is a bluetooth speaker that works well when connected manually.
I can, of course, make the connection from the Audio menu but I want it to connect without me having to connect it manually.
It is a bluetooth speaker that works well when connected manually.
Re: Bluetooth not connecting at boot time
If you know or can find the required shell commands see here.
Given how audio configured (per user pulse audio daemon) the least complex way would be your users .bashrc or autostart file.
Given how audio configured (per user pulse audio daemon) the least complex way would be your users .bashrc or autostart file.
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Re: Bluetooth not connecting at boot time
After reinstalling the OS (bullseye) I am now getting a different error.
I have bluetooth speaker (Muxili) and it works fine when I pair it.
When I reboot, sometimes it works, but other times when I boot, it is unticked in the audio menu
Could there be a way of forcing it to "tick"
I have bluetooth speaker (Muxili) and it works fine when I pair it.
When I reboot, sometimes it works, but other times when I boot, it is unticked in the audio menu
Could there be a way of forcing it to "tick"