Linux On My Samsung

I upgraded my Ubuntu installation on my NC10 to Lucid Lynx yesterday.

Today I wanted to test the bluetooth connection for the first time and i failed miserable

I activated bluetooth and installed blueman to manage the connections.
The Problem is, that whenever i try to start blueman, i get the message that the "connection with BlueZ failed" and blueman won't start

Do you have any idea how to solve this?

That's odd.
Try to restart the bluetooth service with this command and try again:

i also have a nc10 with 10.04, and i've just tested the bluetooth with my nokia phone and all worked fine

Also, make sure the old 'samsung-scripts' from karmic is uninstalled now, because it conflicts with the new 'samsung-tools'.
I've also added a note about this in the thread with instructions on how to use the repository (thanks to 'ansicplusplus' for having pointed me out to the conflict).

something weird is happening with my netbook
I got bluetooth to work after i sent the netbook into hibernation mode.
But it doesn't work when i just normally start my netbook :/

Please check in your dmesg if there is any message related to bluetooth when it does not work.
Also, check with the following command if bluetooth is enabled or disabled:

Blueman works fine on my NC10.
Did you remove the deafult Bluetooth manager? Or at least stop it running. I think you may have a conflict between the default Bluettoth manager a=in Lucid and Blueman