Script connect bluetooth device after booting
I am working with Linux Mint and as far as I know when I boot the PC the bluetooth connection remains opened although you closed it the last session. So at the booting I created the script closing the bluetooth connection with "rfkill block bluetooth" so my BT connection remains always disconnected after a boot.
Now I would prefer at the booting to test if my bluetooth mouse is reachable. If can be connected then connect it. If after 5 seconds it can't be connected then disconnect the bluetooth from the PC.
How do I write this script?
scripting bluetooth
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
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I am working with Linux Mint and as far as I know when I boot the PC the bluetooth connection remains opened although you closed it the last session. So at the booting I created the script closing the bluetooth connection with "rfkill block bluetooth" so my BT connection remains always disconnected after a boot.
Now I would prefer at the booting to test if my bluetooth mouse is reachable. If can be connected then connect it. If after 5 seconds it can't be connected then disconnect the bluetooth from the PC.
How do I write this script?
scripting bluetooth
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
add a comment |
I am working with Linux Mint and as far as I know when I boot the PC the bluetooth connection remains opened although you closed it the last session. So at the booting I created the script closing the bluetooth connection with "rfkill block bluetooth" so my BT connection remains always disconnected after a boot.
Now I would prefer at the booting to test if my bluetooth mouse is reachable. If can be connected then connect it. If after 5 seconds it can't be connected then disconnect the bluetooth from the PC.
How do I write this script?
scripting bluetooth
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
I am working with Linux Mint and as far as I know when I boot the PC the bluetooth connection remains opened although you closed it the last session. So at the booting I created the script closing the bluetooth connection with "rfkill block bluetooth" so my BT connection remains always disconnected after a boot.
Now I would prefer at the booting to test if my bluetooth mouse is reachable. If can be connected then connect it. If after 5 seconds it can't be connected then disconnect the bluetooth from the PC.
How do I write this script?
scripting bluetooth
scripting bluetooth
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
edited Feb 22 at 9:37
Rui F Ribeiro
41.4k1481140
41.4k1481140
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
asked Feb 22 at 9:34
macbetomacbeto
11
11
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