Bug#570065: gnome-bluetooth: "Turn On Bluetooth" shown even when hardware disabled

[Tomaž Šolc]

Hi

> Looks like I'm not able to reproduce this behaviour. If I either close 
> my bluetooth interface or I directly remove the USB dongle what I get 
> is seeing my g-bluetooth's status icon disappearing saying me that there 
> are no bluetooth interfaces connected to the PC. (so I can't enable / 
> disable it anymore since the buttons disappeared right after removing 
> the USB dongle)

Yes, this was also the behaviour I saw before I upgraded from
gnome-bluetooth 0.9.1-1 to 2.28.3-2.

Now when I turn off wireless I only get a red X over the bluetooth icon.
When I right-click on it, it says "Bluetooth: Disabled".

Judging by "lsusb" and dmesg, "Broadcom Corp. Bluetooth Controller"
actually disappears from the USB bus when I throw the switch, so I have
no idea why the applet knows there's a bluetooth adapter in the system.

Please tell me if I can provide any more information.

Regards
Tomaž