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1 | initial version | posted 2017-09-04 12:37:30 +0200 |
Bluez5 is pretty new on Jolla so there are problems expected. To enable debug mode you have to create a text file at "/etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing" and set the variable "TRACING" to "-d". After a restart of bluez service it will log in debug mode for bluez. To undo this simply delete the file and restart bluez.
devel-su
echo "TRACING=-d" > /etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing
Simply rebbot your phone. Then you can see what is going on
devel-su
journalctl --unit=bluetooth -f
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Bluez5 is pretty new on Jolla so there are problems expected. To enable debug mode you have to create a text file at "/etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing" and set the variable "TRACING" to "-d". After a restart of bluez service it will log in debug mode for bluez. To undo this simply delete the file and restart bluez.
devel-su
echo "TRACING=-d" > /etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing
Simply rebbot your phone. Then you can see what is going on
devel-su
journalctl --unit=bluetooth -f
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Bluez5 is pretty new on Jolla so there are problems expected. To enable debug mode you have to create a text file at "/etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing" and set the variable "TRACING" to "-d". After a restart of bluez service it will log in debug mode for bluez. To undo this simply delete the file and restart bluez.
devel-su
echo "TRACING=-d" > /etc/tracing/bluez/bluez.tracing
Simply rebbot your phone. Then you can see what is going on
devel-su
journalctl --unit=bluetooth -f
Update 2017-12-01:
You can have the same by installing the package bluez5-tracing
pkcon install bluez5-tracing