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Connect fail after using inkspace #257
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See the FAQ here please. |
Tell me if I wrong, but ist't "call Register() on device" meens it tried to re-registrate it? if not, how do I force re-registrating? ps.: Naturally I tried the button on the slate. Its led was blinking, while the "call Register()" messages came. |
so basically: tuhi should detect that the device needs to be registered when the blue LED is blinking and the GUI should call |
Delete the directory named as your mac addres device: Example:
then start tuhi |
I have installed tuhi and it worked fine (at least the tuhi.devel) with a new bamboo slate witch was never used before. However after I used the slate with the windows incspace app (with the same computer) tuhi can't connect with it.
after a lot of
"DEBUG: tuhi: /org/bluez/hci0/dev_CC_ED_D3_2A_F1_20: call Register() on device"
message I get
"14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi: CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: UUID 97660064cdb2 protocol: slate
14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Connecting
14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi: CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: UUID 97660064cdb2 protocol: slate
14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Connecting
14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Already connecting
14:32:00 DEBUG: tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Connection established
14:32:03 DEBUG: tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Disconnected
14:32:03 ERROR: DEBUG: tuhi: CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: disconnected
14:32:03 tuhi.ble.CC:ED:D3:2A:F1:20: Connection failed: g-io-error-quark: GDBus.Error:org.bluez.Error.Failed: Software caused connection abort (36)"
and it repeats every minute
ps.: I use Ubuntu 18.04.04
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