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The command "bluetoothd --debug" is used to start the Bluetooth daemon (bluetoothd) with debug mode enabled.

Here is an explanation of the important components:

1. "bluetoothd": It refers to the Bluetooth daemon, which is a background process responsible for managing Bluetooth devices and services on a Linux-based system. It handles tasks such as device discovery, pairing, and managing Bluetooth connections.

2. "--debug": It is a command-line option that enables debug mode for the Bluetooth daemon. Debug mode provides additional detailed information and logging, which is helpful for troubleshooting and diagnosing problems related to Bluetooth functionality.

By executing the command "bluetoothd --debug", you start the Bluetooth daemon with debug mode enabled, allowing you to monitor the debug information generated by the daemon and analyze any potential issues or errors occurring during Bluetooth operations.