Bluetooth can't find (some) devices

[metarenjoyer (Matteo)]

I am using a F38 distribution. When trying to connect my Xbox One Controller, it won’t show up in the Bluetooth settings of GNOME. Same goes for bluetoothctl & blueman. I already tried updating the system, restarting, reinstalling bluetooth-related packages. Hower it does detect a Samsung TV

Bluetooth Adapter: Bus 001 Device 006: ID 8087:0aaa Intel Corp. Bluetooth 9460/9560 Jefferson Peak (JfP)

I ensured that the controller & Bluetooth worked using Windows. This issue is only present here.

[ilikelinux (L.S.)]

@metarenjoyer

Xbox One Controller

You will probably need something like this:

apacelus/xpadneo-master

Forked project is still being prepared for you. It may take a few minutes to duplicate backend data. Description Advanced Linux Driver for Xbox One Wireless Controller (shipped with Xbox One S). Supports Bluetooth Supports all Force Feedback/Rumble effects through Linux ff-memless effect emulation Supports Trigger Force Feedback in every game by applying a pressure-dependent effect intensity to the current rumble…

[metarenjoyer (Matteo)]

I already have this installed via the Terra Repo, and it is not part of my problem. My problem is that almost no devices are detected like my phone via Bluetooth.

[nokan]

Hi, I am facing the same issue with 6.4.* kernels and same bluetooth chip.

The last kernel working correctly is version 6.3.12 from fedora repos.

I cant see any related error messages from kernel logs. I am not sure it is a common issue with 6.4.* kernels or related to Fedora’s kernel build.