Bluetooth stuck at 'Turning Off'

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May 1, 2013, 4:40:21 AM5/1/13
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Hi, I have an intermittent problem with bluetooth.  When Tasker turns it off it sometimes gets stuck at 'Turning bluetooth off' and I have to reboot.  It drains the battery like crazy the whole time it's trying as well.  I am running Cyanogen 10.1 nightlies on Nexus 4 but when I turn it on and off manually it works fine.
Any idea what might be causing it or any bug reporting I can do?

Thanks

Pent

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May 1, 2013, 6:28:34 AM5/1/13
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Sorry, I'm not going to put time into a bug on a nightly copy of a ROM
that no one else has reported.

Let me know if it's still there on a stable...

Pent

3Shirts

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May 1, 2013, 6:36:53 AM5/1/13
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I understand.  I was just hoping this was an issue others had experienced on 4.2.2 for which there might be a fix.
Hopefully CM team are close to a stable release for the Nexus 4.  I'll update when they do.

Thanks anyway

Eric

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May 14, 2013, 4:44:04 PM5/14/13
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Well, actually, I have a similar problem with Bluetooth.  I have two tasks set up for when I need to get on a plane or when I need to turn off all radio type stuff (my job doesn't allow cellphones in the workspace).  Thus I have one task that turns off Bluetooth, Wifi, GPS, Data Sync, silences audio, and turns on Airplane Mode.  But since I'm not rooted, Airplane Mode doesn't work (of course), so I have that function currently disabled.

So my other task basically reverses the actions of the previous task; turns on Bluetooth, Wifi, GPS, Data Sync, and re-enables sound.  Two shortcuts on the home screen, and I have a super quick way to shut that stuff off, then quickly turn it all back on when I leave work.  However, when I turn everything back on using this task, my Bluetooth will start a cycle of disconnects and reconnects with my headset every ~30 seconds or so.  The only way I can stop it from doing this is to reboot the phone.

I'm on a stock GSM Galaxy Nexus running 4.2.2.
-Eric
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