Booting time slowed down due to errors
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/dev/sda6: clean, 307317/2632672 files, 4045105/10522414 blocks
bluetooth hci0: firmware: failed to load brcm/BCM20702A1-0a5c.hcd (-2)
Would you please help me to solve those two errors?
These errors are thrown every time I switch on my computer.
Earlier, I was getting only the first error, but nowadays I also get the second error.
System boots after sometime but take longer than usual.
debian boot bluetooth
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/dev/sda6: clean, 307317/2632672 files, 4045105/10522414 blocks
bluetooth hci0: firmware: failed to load brcm/BCM20702A1-0a5c.hcd (-2)
Would you please help me to solve those two errors?
These errors are thrown every time I switch on my computer.
Earlier, I was getting only the first error, but nowadays I also get the second error.
System boots after sometime but take longer than usual.
debian boot bluetooth
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
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Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52
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/dev/sda6: clean, 307317/2632672 files, 4045105/10522414 blocks
bluetooth hci0: firmware: failed to load brcm/BCM20702A1-0a5c.hcd (-2)
Would you please help me to solve those two errors?
These errors are thrown every time I switch on my computer.
Earlier, I was getting only the first error, but nowadays I also get the second error.
System boots after sometime but take longer than usual.
debian boot bluetooth
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
/dev/sda6: clean, 307317/2632672 files, 4045105/10522414 blocks
bluetooth hci0: firmware: failed to load brcm/BCM20702A1-0a5c.hcd (-2)
Would you please help me to solve those two errors?
These errors are thrown every time I switch on my computer.
Earlier, I was getting only the first error, but nowadays I also get the second error.
System boots after sometime but take longer than usual.
debian boot bluetooth
debian boot bluetooth
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
edited Sep 23 at 17:57
Jeff Schaller
33.2k849111
33.2k849111
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
asked Sep 19 at 10:09
Harshit Agarwall
1
1
1
Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52
add a comment |Â
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Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52
1
1
Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52
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Hi, Welcome to U&L StackExchange. Firstly, the first line isn't an error - it looks to be the output of a fs check. In regards to the second line; Have you previously connected something to your computer via bluetooth that is no longer connected? My guess would be it's looking to connect to a bluetooth device before it finishes booting, until it hits a timeout, hence the longer boot sequence for you.
– RobotJohnny
Sep 19 at 10:36
First Line:It performs the same check each and every time I boot? Second Line:No I did not connect to any bluetooth device.
– Harshit Agarwall
Sep 21 at 15:52