Yes, Michael, that will work as a temporary fix: I used it for many months before I got up the nerve to crack open my powerbook. Restarting after a cold start will work as well to disable the BT "search" in the background. (Powerbook G4 1-1.5 GHz)
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Thank you for posting your solution (so many don't).
Topically, I would like to add, for those finding this on search, that, at least on some models, booting to single-user mode and then continuing to multi-user mode disabled the internal bluetooth module. I would recommend, if possible, when booting to single-user mode to reboot, rather than logging out and continuing to multi-user mode.
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