Drop settings by lost connections

[meugr]

Hi there! Debian 10, KDE If I switch my MX Master 3 on/off OR switch Bluetooth on/off, logid doesn't work correctly. My settings are dropped and I need to run forced systemclt restart logid

systemctl status logid MAYBE write me [WARN] Error ignored on detached thread/task: _readReport read failed: Input/output error (like a #180 )

[ArtisticZhao]

Same on Ubuntu 18.04 and the logid didn't report any WARN or ERROR.

[ArtisticZhao]

@meugr I had a temporary solution.

Add an udev rules in /etc/udev/rules.d/90-my.rules

# /etc/udev/rules.d/90-my.rules
ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="bluetooth", RUN{program}="/bin/systemctl  restart logid.service"

and call

> sudo udevadm control --reload

This will restart logid service when a new bluetooth device added. If your mouse use the usb, you can modify "bluetooth" to "usb".

[meugr]

@ArtisticZhao Thanks, nice temporary hack. It's absolutely working for me

[fredsco]

I have this issue with my MX master 3 mac.. the logid service is only outputing the following log after "Started Logitech Configuration Daemon"

logid[14471]: [WARN] Error ignored on detached thread/task: _readReport read failed: Input/output error

[dumbasPL]

A bit better solution:

ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{id/vendor}=="046d", RUN{program}="/bin/systemctl restart logid.service"

this will trigger only when a Logitech device is connected. The previously suggested rule will trigger on any Bluetooth device (including non-Logitech ones)

if you want to be more granular you can use ATTRS{id/product}=="b019" (MX Master 2S in this example) or ATTRS{phys}=="00:11:22:33:44:55" to filter by a specific mac address. ATTRS{name}=="MX Master 2S Mouse" is also an option

[fredsco]

This did not solve my issue...

[diegodario88]

A bit better solution:

ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{id/vendor}=="046d", RUN{program}="/bin/systemctl restart logid.service"

this will trigger only when a Logitech device is connected. The previously suggested rule will trigger on any Bluetooth device (including non-Logitech ones)

if you want to be more granular you can use ATTRS{id/product}=="b019" (MX Master 2S in this example) or ATTRS{phys}=="00:11:22:33:44:55" to filter by a specific mac address. ATTRS{name}=="MX Master 2S Mouse" is also an option

That solve the issue for me.