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I’ve tried to force it to pair with “bluetoothctl trust/pair/connect MacID” commands and it managed to say “connected” but the tablet was still not responding and the LED was blinking as if it was still in pairing mode. I’ve also tried the Blueman GTK BT manager with no luck.\n
\n
Note: It works perfectly well via USB connection. It also connects instantly to my main Windows PC via BT so the tablet is not at fault.\n
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FIGURED IT OUT\n
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\n
I was able to fix the issue on Fedora by downgrading the Bluez version with “sudo dnf downgrade bluez” but on Pop!_OS this does not work and neither I was able to upgrade to one of the newer versions 5.65 or 5.66 (it says I need to compile these?).\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
EDIT;\n
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FIGURED IT OUT\n
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