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Hi, I'm looking for some particular examples where this is confirmed to be working, like for example Raspberry Pi 3 with the included Bluetooth adapter, or X Dell laptop, or Y usb dongle. Also if there are some caveats like which Bluez to take/who to install/etc. it would help to have some reference ways in which we know this is working.
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I have developed this on a Schenker S413 (Clevo W740SU) which contains an "Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 (a/b/g/n) Bluetooth 4.0". The installed bluez version is 1:5.46.r27.g5a765af1c-1 (this is newer than what's available in AUR - https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/bluez-git/ !).
Quoting the README:
For Bluetooth communication, BlueZ is required. Make sure it's a recent version which supports BLE/GATT. You most likely will have to enable experimental support (run bluetoothd with --experimental).
Also, there have been changes to the Mooshimeter firmware since I last worked on this. I haven't looked into the changes, but this could also cause your problems.
Hi, I'm looking for some particular examples where this is confirmed to be working, like for example Raspberry Pi 3 with the included Bluetooth adapter, or X Dell laptop, or Y usb dongle. Also if there are some caveats like which Bluez to take/who to install/etc. it would help to have some reference ways in which we know this is working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: