Bluetooth is disabled

[Beerislife]

OK. It looks like I have to go back to the 5.19 or 5.15 kernel.

[claydoh]

Any ideas?

Very probably the dkms package can't build the module for the new, non-official kernel. And/or the backport-iwlwifi-dkms is not current enough. I completely dunno.

actually, the backport-iwlwifi does not build on 6.x kernels, though backport-iwlwifi-dkms package has been updated in Mantic to fix this -- it might be useful to try out mantic, or an Arch/Endeavour/ or possibly a Fedora iso and see if they have this by defualt - or a test install, then adding their backport-iwlwifi-whatever packaging.

Unless someone has done this successfully for Ubuntu 22.04, it will at best be a pita atm, imo, etc. et al, lol.

[Beerislife]

After going back to the 5.19 kernel the module loaded but there's still no WiFi.

I'm done with this for now. I'll come back to it at a much later date...

[Shallowsea]

Did u find a solution? I'm having the same issue

[JeffRedd]

In System Settings Bluetooth shows as being disabled and clicking the Enable button is fruitless! I wonder if any guru can shed some light on this! It's not highly important as I haven't the need to use any Bluetooth devices with the machine just yet.

You might want to try "rfkill unblock bluetooth" at the command line. It's worked for others using Ubuntu.

[JeffRedd]

See this:

[Beerislife]

That machine is now running Mint and it's still a no go. Mint also offers the 6.1 kernel, which I tried ,and it's still not seen. I hadn't thought about it until this thread reappeared.

It's too hot to worry about! I'll look into it in October, I may have some time then, if there are no beer festivals!

[claydoh]

I have a feeling you will need a system with both a 6.3 kernel, or a very late 6.2, and all the other required firmwares etc. Mantic perhaps, or a recent Fedora live iso, or something similar.

Aaand I just now see that 22.04 is updating to 6.2 today, though I don't think this will help in your case, unless we are lucky.

[Beerislife]

I noticed there was an update to 6.2 on this Neon machine before I hit the sack last night. I didn't install it though because of the problem I had a couple of days ago. I'll look at it when I wake up later, I'm still half asleep!

[blue_bullet]

I got my Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse working again this morning as KDE Neon now uses kernel 6.2. Life is good if you are willing to wait. Bluetooth working again..]