Hello Room,
It used to work… but then it jus stopped… now it doesn’t even show up until I remove until i turn off then on bluetooth an setup it up again… but then it only comes on in mono hsp/hfp… it actually started working last night for a few hours… I thought it may hav been fixed from updates… but today it wud not even detect it, removed an added again an same thing now again with the mono…
Cheers,
Jay
Jus to let you guy’s know…
I was running / had installed a wrong version of the pipewire-pulseaudio sound server… an this was the cause of the issue… it was ascertained by troubleshooting “systemd user status pipewire-pulseaudio”…
There was a conflict / wrong version when trying to install “sudo dnf install pipewire-pulseaudio”
An it was resolved by sudo dnf install pipewire-pulseaudio --allowerasing
Cheers,
Jay
Using dnf should automatically give you matched packages. Sometimes stale metadata cached on your system conflicts and can prevent the proper operation of updates. It is always recommended that if you are having system issues like this that one of the steps for trouble shooting is to run dnf upgrade --refresh or dnf distro-sync --refresh so dnf is always using up-to-date metadata and does not wind up with conflicting packages installed.
Dnf has the options --best --skip-broken --allowerasing & --refresh that together or individually usually fix the issues you encountered.
Note that none of the gui package management systems I know of allow the user to force the metadata refresh in any way but from the command line.
Thanks for the info… I will try to remember those v handy switches 