You can disable and then enable it again. This brings the bluetooth back.
I think the bug is different than what I saw before.
After the resume, the command `hcitool scan` can find the remote discoverable bluetooth devices, which means kernel is working well.
Besides this, after stopping the bluetoothd by `sudo service bluetooth stop`, the applet is not gray.
This is more likely a bug in bluez and/or gnome-bluetooth.
You can disable and then enable it again. This brings the bluetooth back.
I think the bug is different than what I saw before.
After the resume, the command `hcitool scan` can find the remote discoverable bluetooth devices, which means kernel is working well.
Besides this, after stopping the bluetoothd by `sudo service bluetooth stop`, the applet is not gray.
This is more likely a bug in bluez and/or gnome-bluetooth.