Just after installation, when i've tried - first time - to enable wifi (that got disabled during update), device become extremely unresponsive (needed 2-3 minutes to complete every single operation, it looked like hanged). Was able to perform shutdown, though (with some patience), and after another boot, everything seems to be working fine.

Thanks for removing "sudo" from script executed as root - no need for me to fix it manually, after every update

/Estel

// Edit

Just a wild idea. AIS already allows to use bleeding-edge wifi drivers (installed with kernel-power) as default ones. Not everyone know, that kernel-power also shipped compat-bluetooth drivers, that in practice, are not used *anywhere* yet, despite being available for few months, already.

In theory, they should be "better" (bugfixes, security, etc) - maybe it's good idea to reproduce feature of loading alternate modules, this time, for bluetooth?