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(Solved) Log Filling Up Memory

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Greetings,

 

First I want to say I appreciate all the support I've received here so far.

 

I am running into an issue where my log files fill up the memory. Rebooting 'fixes' the issue but it is only temporary.

 

When I check out the logs I see this entry twice per second in my system log:

 

Apr 14 04:34:59 Tower kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Reading Intel version information failed (-22)

Apr 14 04:34:59 Tower kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Intel Read version failed (-22)

 

My initial thought was perhaps this is what is filling up the log and maybe I need to disable the bluetooth module from the bios (as it is not in use) but I figured I'd check with the experts first. :)

 

Thank you in advance

 

Ryan

Edited by inspectornorse

35 minutes ago, inspectornorse said:

 I need to disable the bluetooth module from the bios (as it is not in use)

That's what I would recommend.

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9 hours ago, JorgeB said:

That's what I would recommend.

Thank you for the second opinion. That worked :)

  • inspectornorse changed the title to (Solved) Log Filling Up Memory
  • 2 months later...

I really don't want to turn Bluetooth off from bios as I would like to transfer the Bluetooth module to Windows10 VM and use it to connect Bluetooth headphones.

 

Any suggestion on how can stop this log without turning Bluetooth off from bios? I have added Intel network controller 2725 to vfio-pci to isolate it from Unraid, but this is also not helping me!

Any clue how can I pass this to windows vm?

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