I have been having this issue for a bit where my mouse and keyboard disconnect and reconnect, and it happens in intervals.
Here are my logs from doing…
journalctl >> file.txt
What is the output of
cat /sys/bus/usb/devices/1-4.1.2/power/control
In case it returns auto you could do
echo 'on' > '/sys/bus/usb/devices/1-4.1.2/power/control'
Which should prevent the usb reciever put into autosuspend and to be activated permanently.
EDIT: I’ve assumed that you’re using a usb receiver which has the address 1-4.1.2 which might be wrong eventually. To identify the correct address for the device, just run inxi -G and check the listed devices which is labeled as the receiver, without the trailing part 1-4.1.2:7
Sorry, my bad. I’ve typed the wrong option for inxi, it’s inxi -J instead of -G to list all usb devices.
So you use direct bluetooth connection to your wireless devices ? And your mouse is connected via usb directly at the moment ? That doesn’t fit my initial assumption that your receiver might be in autosuspend mode. As you don’t use a unifying / bolt receiver. Which is quite surprising as the 2.4Ghz connection would be more responsive than a regular bluetooth connection.
My mouse is wireless, but I use it with USB and it needs to be on to work.
All my other devices are USB only. I’m perplexed as to what the cause is.
You have a range of different USB ports there. I’d suggest trying a different type of port and see if the issue persists.