Okay. I have been reading the posts in this thread and a lot of people seem to be having a problem with pairing new Bluetooth devices with their phones. The reason I disregarded this problem is because I rarely ever use Bluetooth myself and, if I ever use it, the Bluetooth device I use is already paired with my Connect, having done so when I was in stock. My phone, while on Broken Out, connects just fine with my already-paired device, it will just not pair with new ones as the Settings process crashes whenever an attempted to do so is made. My testing was done while trying to pair my Connect with my mom's BlackBerry Curve 8530 (Yes, she doesn't want to switch for some reason. e.e) Anyways, the process crashed as stated in this thread.
Now, this is when my idea comes into mind (Its an idea, not tested it myself)
If I am able to use my already-paired device without problems, why wouldn't someone else? The main idea behind all of this is to make a Nandroid backup of your whole device, then switch back to stock ROM. After doing so, use the settings of that ROM to pair whatever devices you usually connect to. When finished, download Titanium Backup and backup ONLY the following:
- Bluetooth Pairings
- Bluetooth Share 2.3.6 (I have two entries in my phone. Backup/Restore both if they appear.)
- Brcm BluetoothServices 1.0
- [SETTINGS/BLUETOOTH] Settings Storage 2.3.6
When the backup is finished, restore your device with Nandroid backup you previously created. Once back on Broken Out, use Titanium Backup once more to restore the settings you backed up while in Stock. If my theory is right, the devices that you paired with should be listed under the Bluetooth Settings and connect with your Connect without issues.
Like I said, this has NOT been tested, it is simply an idea that I had since my phone connects just fine with a Stereo Bluetooth headset I already had paired with my phone. Everything you do is at your own risk. If anyone does not mind going through all this hassle to test my theory, please post whether this worked or not.
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Of course, this is a temporal fix to the Bluetooth issue (If it does work) until MtMichaelson releases the new version of Broken Out.
Good luck, guys.
** NOTE ** Like I always can never seem to stress enough, it is NEVER a bad idea to have a backup of everything before you do anything.