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Support for native Bluetooth LE on RPi5 #1120
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could be something to do with: |
First question: which user calls it? Root? If not are capabilities set correctly for nodejs executable? See readme ... or https://github.com/stoprocent/noble?tab=readme-ov-file#running-without-rootsudo-linux-specific because in fact the hci cannot be connected. Let's start with the basics ;-) |
@Apollon77 it looks like a noble/node-bluetooth-hci-socket issue. We have tried both as root and non-root; and it appears that the issue is either nodejs20 or Ubuntu 24.04 related (not here sorry). We have written a simple test unit with just the noble/hci socket issue and it never gets the poweredOn event. Other than tracking you can probably close it here. |
Hi guys I have created an update on |
@Apollon77 any results? |
Planned for tomorrow |
verified .. works for me |
Having some challenges in running the matter-node-shell with --ble on a RaspberryPi 5 and think it's down in the actual HCI code. Trying to commission an Eve Door&Window using the inbuilt BT radio on the cpu module. Running the shell in debug shows it starts the controller with BLE, but then there's an error in the NobleBLEClient reset and the discovery never happens:
The OS bluetooth checks all pass ok:
Happy to help debug/fix if someone can help point me where we should be looking.
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