My multipoint bluetooth headphone wakes up my laptop from sleep when switched on. I have added the following rule to udev:
ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", DRIVERS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="8087", ATTR{power/wakeup}="disabled"
but it still wakes up. What should I do to stop all bluetooth devices from waking up the laptop?
Is there a BIOS setting that you can disable that would turn that functionality off? Usually something like that is controlled in the hardware.
I have checked BIOS settings and bluetooth or wake up on usb (bluetooth is connected through usb, at least lists in lsusb) is not even mentioned.
There seems to be issues with Bluetooth and Plasma 6. The issue I am having, is that Bluetooth mostly comes up disabled upon bootup and login. It must be manually enabled (despite its setting to stay enabled) each time this occurs.
I also have Tumbleweed installed but with the Xfce desktop, to a thumb drive, in which Bluetooth comes up enabled each and every time under Xfce.
I agree, it can be a problem with KDE6, at least before migrating to it there were no such problems.
I have found out, that it only happens in hybrid sleep mode. Using simple sleep it works as expected. I have reported a bug about it.
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