On my system the state of bluetooth is always on after reboot. The previous state is not restored.
dpkg: rfkill 0.5-1ubuntu3 systemd 229-4ubuntu17
Then, I noticed in dmesg log: upstart: rfkill-restore main process (972) terminated with status 1
call systemd-rfkill like in /etc/init/rfkill-restore.conf:
/lib/systemd/systemd-rfkill load rfkill1 This program requires no arguments.
I think the rfkill-restore.conf and rfkill-store.conf have to be updated to the command line syntax of systemd-rfkill.
On my system the state of bluetooth is always on after reboot. The previous state is not restored.
dpkg:
rfkill 0.5-1ubuntu3
systemd 229-4ubuntu17
Then, I noticed in dmesg log:
upstart: rfkill-restore main process (972) terminated with status 1
call systemd-rfkill like in /etc/init/ rfkill- restore. conf:
/lib/systemd/ systemd- rfkill load rfkill1
This program requires no arguments.
I think the rfkill-restore.conf and rfkill-store.conf have to be updated to the command line syntax of systemd-rfkill.