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The present init script, used on Ubuntu/Debian, can fail if the controller comes up before the hci device is available (or is enabled by connmand). The script is presently a one-shot-and-die:
I would suggest that this check be replaced by multiple-try approach, perhaps five tries separated by 1 second each. Alternatively, if Ubuntu Trusty could be supplied with an Upstart job which specifies the respawn argument.
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The present init script, used on Ubuntu/Debian, can fail if the controller comes up before the hci device is available (or is enabled by connmand). The script is presently a one-shot-and-die:
qtsixa/sixad/sixad
Line 18 in c2f4ed9
I would suggest that this check be replaced by multiple-try approach, perhaps five tries separated by 1 second each. Alternatively, if Ubuntu Trusty could be supplied with an Upstart job which specifies the respawn argument.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: