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Updating to kernel 6.1.14-artix1-1 breaks many things

I downgraded to 6.1.10-artix1-1 because after upgrading:

  • No more audio, dummy output
  • No more hibernation, I tried also "echo disk > /sys/power/state "
  • No more touchscreen click, because no more uinput module. It is necessary for ydotool.
    Without that since a bug in Hyprland I cannot use the touchscreen
  • No more internet can't connect

No more bluetooth on the downgraded kernel:
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blueman-manager 
blueman-manager 20.51.25 ERROR    Manager:147 on_dbus_name_appeared: Default adapter not found, trying first available.
blueman-manager 20.51.25 ERROR    Manager:151 on_dbus_name_appeared: No adapter(s) found, exiting
Edit: it started to work, although I couldn't connect to my desktop or my PinePhone.

Was uinput module removed by the kernel?
I use ydotool to perform right click etc.

My device: CHUWI UBook.

Re: Updating to kernel 6.1.14-artix1-1 breaks many things

Reply #1 –
This 6.x kernel series is a disaster, but hey, at least it comes with a CoC!

Re: Updating to kernel 6.1.14-artix1-1 breaks many things

Reply #2 –
Today I upgraded the kernel and I can't see the BT again.
Same blueman-manager errors as before.
I turned it off and then on thrice.
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uname -r
6.3.3-artix1-1

Re: Updating to kernel 6.1.14-artix1-1 breaks many things

Reply #4 –
Quote from: kiblaster – on
I downgraded to 6.1.10-artix1-1 because after upgrading:
...

TLDR: read wiki and go over installation, configuration and troubleshooting. check if device appear in "rfkill" command

Before Kernel 6, there was 2 or 3 different Interfaces (not the word, I just forgot the word for it) for communicating with A single device. so for me I was able to control brightness with all 3 but none worked properly, so i end up write script to modify  the file in " /sys "
after Kernel 6 , I abandoned those scripts and now everything works out of box
the kernel dev end up dropping old method of handling devices that had replacement 

as for what you can do, you can check if your device is being recognized to begin with or not.
so for bluetooth go to wiki and go over installation, configuration and troubleshooting. look for when your device report is not similar to wiki. then just google the error or what is missing (there's definitely someone in arch or fedora that face same problem)

best case scenario, it will be fixed by time

Quote from: nous – on
This 6.x kernel series is a disaster, but hey, at least it comes with a CoC!
totally worth it

Re: Updating to kernel 6.1.14-artix1-1 breaks many things

Reply #5 –
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lsusb
...
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 8087:0aaa Intel Corp. Bluetooth 9460/9560 Jefferson Peak (JfP)
...

https://linux-hardware.org/?id=usb:8087-0aaa.

A workaround is to unload and load the btusb module:
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modprobe -r btusb
modprobe btusb