I followed all possible guides to connect automatically my Apple
MagicMouse to my Linux PC. I saw on the forums that the key is to mark
it as "trusted". I did it in bluetoothctl and put it to "trusts" file in
/var/lib/bluetooth/xx:xx..../.
It works fine if I connect it manually but after restart I see only
messages like this in bluetoothctl:
[NEW] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 MagicMouse
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Class: 0x002580
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Icon: input-mouse
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Connected: yes
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Connected: no
[DEL] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 MagicMouse
[NEW] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 MagicMouse
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Class: 0x002580
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Icon: input-mouse
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Connected: yes
[CHG] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 Connected: no
[DEL] Device 84:38:35:24:08:D9 MagicMouse
Messages are printed when I click a mouse button. There is a small delay
between "Connected: yes" and "Connected: no" and during this time I see
a bluetooth sign in the notification area (I have Gnome).
Sometimes I see a paring request from the mouse. Sometimes authorisation
request and if I go to the bluetooth settings it even propose to type a
PIN code on the mouse )
Regardless my action after restart of bluez I am at the starting point.
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