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I also have XM4's and they worked fine on Arch after addressing two problems: Do you dual boot? Different OS's on the same computer will generate different pa
by jpeloquin 2y ago
I also have XM4's and they worked fine on Arch after addressing two problems:
Do you dual boot? Different OS's on the same computer will generate different pairing keys even though they share the same MAC, and this will cause connection issues. Usually that's reported as having to re-pair every time you switch OS's though.
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/255509/bluetooth-pairing-on-dual-boot-of-windows-linux-mint-ubuntu-stop-having-to-p/255510 https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/255509/bluetooth-pa...
I've also experienced audio skipping & popping using a dual WiFi/Bluetooth card that were eliminated by disabling WiFi. Apparently the Linux driver was faulty and allowed some interference; the card worked fine on Windows.
- quibono 2y agoThank you for linking the SE thread! So this is the reason I've been having so much trouble with my Bt devices recently. I've used Linux as my daily for years but have also started dual-booting Windows as of a few weeks ago, and I've had to re-pair every single time I'd switch systems. I just chalked it up to just generic Bluetooth issues.