On 2/9/06, John McCabe-Dansted <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there anyway to rmmod snd-bt-sco when it claims that it is in use?
> (So e.g. I can hibernate). I have tried killall btsco and physically
> removing the usb bluetooth card but the kernel still claims it is in
> use.
Ah, kmix was locking the kernel module snd_bt_sco. For Kubuntu 5.10
"Breezy" it appears to be sufficient to add
killall kmix
killall btsco
rmmod -w snd_bt_sco &
to the beginning of /usr/sbin/hibernate, to allow use of Suspend2 in
conjunction with bluez. BTW, I am not sure that the "killall btsco"
line is neccesary. It doesn't seem to be, but I don't see how btsco
can function without locking the kernel module if even kmix cannot.
--
John C. McCabe-Dansted
Master's Student
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