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I tried your suggestions, but the issue persists.
The btusb module is blacklisted because the Wi-Fi module (rtw88_8822be) doesn't work when btusb is loaded at boot time. It seems rtw88_8822be and btusb have a conflict and can't be loaded together.
My suspicion is that the ideapad_laptop module isn't properly disabling Wi-Fi during shutdown, causing this conflict. This could be why the rtw88_8822be module is needed. Unfortunately, resolving this conflict might be complex and may not have a simple solution.
Thanks though.
My Bluetooth isn't working. It's not even detected by the rfkill list command. Since installing various Linux distributions, I've had persistent Wi-Fi issues. To fix those, I used this repository: repo: https://github.com/lwfinger/rtw88.
Important: This rtw88 repository is for Wi-Fi only. The kernel drivers btusb and btrtl (located in the drivers/bluetooth directory) are used for Realtek Bluetooth devices.
While Bluetooth works after manually loading btusb, it doesn't load automatically. Here's my question:
- How can I configure
btusbto load automatically at boot? - Alternatively, what might be causing
btusbnot to load automatically?