Description of problem: when I want to add my bluetooth headset I get segfault all the time Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-bluetooth-3.6.0-1.el7.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.start /usr/bin/bluetooth-wizard 2.add headphone device Actual results: segfault Expected results: device successfully added Additional info: backtrace attached
hmm strange.. after I failed to find previously written backtrace I cannot reproduce anymore.. closing now.. will reopen if it occurs again (suspend/rfkill, etc) -> CLOSED
I've finally managed to reproduce.. it's crashing again now. I suspect something like this: 0. suspend/resume (maybe several times) 1. suspend 2. dock 3. resume 4. add bluetooth device via wizard
Created attachment 628056 [details] gdb backtrace
That's not really useful. You gave me a backtrace, but how do I know where it crashed if you remove it from the backtrace?
I have the same problem. No need to suspend/resume, I don't do it. My reproducer: 1. Start bluetooth-wizard 2. Wait a sec until bluetooth device is found 3. Click to the device you want connect to Actual result: Segmentation fault Expected result: Go next in wizard..
Few more information: The situation with segfault request to click to searched up bluetooth device before the wizard has all information - there is only MAC address, no device name yet. Clicking on that device causes segfault as reported above. If I wait until the name of device is shown, everything goes fine.
Fixed upstream, see bug 869083 for a work-around.
no crashes any more, MAC can be clicked but continue button is greyed out until device name is obtained. -> VERIFIED
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