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Hi Hassiabiker,
I guess the update-rc.d bluetooth remove should be working.
If it is not working you can always do it manually with:
/sbin/runlevel
If it shows for example 5 it means you’re in runlevel 5 so to remove bluetooth just do:
cd /etc/rc5.d; ls -al *bluetooth*; then rename any reference to bluetooth from S*something to K99-theNumber behind S capital letter
for example if you have /etc/rc5.d/S20bluetooth to disable it do:
mv /etc/rc5.d/S20bluetooth /etc/rc5.d/K79bluetooth
and also to stop it for current boot do:
/etc/init.d/bluetooth stop
I don’t know what will be the situation with the bluetooth modules but you can check it with:
lsmod|grep -i bluetooth
or something and then just disable all modules that are loaded for bluetooth use and follow my instructions and add the respective bluetooth module to be disabled in /etc/modules just like I point in the article.
On next booth it should not load any more.
Hope this helps
Regards,
Georgi
admin Also Commented
How to remove and disable BlueTooth support on Debian GNU / Linux servers
Hi GC,
Thanks for note, steps included in article 🙂
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