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Apologies if this is not the best place to post such issues and let me know if this should be logged elsewhere.
Following /wiki/bluetooth/, everything goes fine until running:
./bt-pan --debug client MAC
At which point the command seems to complete successfully, with interface bnep0 being created. However, soon after it then disconnects.
In /var/log/messages just after connecting I see the line:
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.err connmand[328]: Can not request DHCP lease
And as it disconnects I see the lines:
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info connmand[328]: (null) {del} route fe80:: gw :: scope 0 May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info systemd-networkd[279]: bnep0: Lost carrier May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info connmand[328]: bnep0 {dellink} index 23 operstate 2
If I use hcitool cc to connect to the server I see the same behaviour — it connects and then soon after disconnects.
The server is being run on a nearby Raspberry Pi.
The LG G watch is not paired with a phone at the time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Apologies if this is not the best place to post such issues and let me know if this should be logged elsewhere.
Following /wiki/bluetooth/, everything goes fine until running:
./bt-pan --debug client MAC
At which point the command seems to complete successfully, with interface bnep0 being created. However, soon after it then disconnects.
In /var/log/messages just after connecting I see the line:
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.err connmand[328]: Can not request DHCP lease
And as it disconnects I see the lines:
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info connmand[328]: (null) {del} route fe80:: gw :: scope 0
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info systemd-networkd[279]: bnep0: Lost carrier
May 27 21:12:12 dory daemon.info connmand[328]: bnep0 {dellink} index 23 operstate 2
If I use hcitool cc to connect to the server I see the same behaviour — it connects and then soon after disconnects.
The server is being run on a nearby Raspberry Pi.
The LG G watch is not paired with a phone at the time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: