Hello. The other day I made use of the sudo eopkg rmo command. There was one orphan package listed named gnome-bluetooth-1-common 3.34.5-3-1-x86_64 and went ahead to remove it. However, the GUI bluetooth on/off switch is no longer working properly. The button will switch to the 'on' position, remains grey and after a few minutes turns back to the 'off' position. In that time frame, it will not list discoverable items.
The Wi-Fi switch still works. It turns blue upon switching to the 'on' position and displays available network.
In an attempt to revive bluetooth, I looked back in sudo eopkg hs, found what had been removed (the orphan package above) and (re)installed the exact same.
Operation #11: install
Date: 2024-02-28 00:01
* gnome-bluetooth-1-common 3.34.5-3-1-x86_64 is installed.
Operation #10: remove
Date: 2024-02-27 23:52
* gnome-bluetooth-1-common 3.34.5-3-1-x86_64 is removed.
Rebooted the PC, but the switch remains inactive. In a hopeless attempt I installed gnome-bluetooth 42.7-34-1-x86_64 but realize that installing more than originally is/was needed to have working bluetooth is not (always) a solution.
I would like to solve the issue and need some guidance as to where to start looking.
