My laptop bluetooth was working just fine prior Ubuntu 11.10. Now it can't browse and receive files from my Motorola Q9h phone.
Although I don't use bluetooth that often, it's super annoying.
Here's a fix, it should be a temporary fix, because nobody wants to mess with command line just to connect to their bluetooth devices.
- first install obexfs (the easiest way is via Ubuntu Software Center or Synaptic) or via terminal and run this command sudo apt-get install obexfs
- then make a new folder in your home directory, e,g bluemount
- open terminal :
- to mount : obexfs -b your:bluetooth:address ~/bluemount
- to unmount : fusermount --u ~/bluemount
- now your bluetooth device is browseable with nautilus
- unfortunately you have to type in terminal every time you want to mount your bluetooth devices, that's why it can't be a permanent fix.
Your bluetooth address is something like : aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff . I know mine from System Settings > Bluetooth.
keyword : ubuntu 11.10 bluetooth browse mount




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