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i realize the main point of nobara is to stay away from the terminal, however what would really help is if you install inxi, disable the script you created reboot the system so the script is cleared from memory. Let the issue happen again and then enter this on your teminal
sudo inxi -Fxzz
sudo journlctl -S 1h
posting the info into your next reply
Sorry this completely slipped my mind. I have ran the commands but truncated the log with the only bluetooth relevant info. Let me know if the whole log is needed. Thanks.
Link to pastebin: https://pastebin.com/gDUtZgbY
Ok, it seems this looks like a coding bug in powerdevil, which is a KDE issue.
At this point I would recommend posting a bug report at https://bugs.kde.org/
Couldn't figure out a proper method so ended up running a login script to continuously unmute.. Janky but it's better than nothing. Still interested if anyone has any ideas for fixing the problem.