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#36
Originally Posted by mautz View Post
Seems like the script doesn't start at boot. Could you try starting it manually with devel-su systemctl start bt-sleep-monitor.timer or devel-su /usr/bin/bt-sleep-monitor.sh?

UPDATE: Seems like i forgot to enable the script service.
Code:
devel-su enable bt-sleep-monitor.timer
devel-su start bt-sleep-monitor.timer
should solve the problem.

I will correct this in the next build.
Typo. For those who are not familiar with those commands, it should be
Code:
devel-su systemctl enable bt-sleep-monitor.timer 
devel-su systemctl start bt-sleep-monitor.timer
 

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