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NanoPi NEO AIR, mainline & Bluetooth

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Hi!

 

Sorry if it is already covered but I didn't find a complete answer on the subject on the forum...

 

So I have activated the uart3 overlay and enable CTS and RTS on an own-build Armbian 5.27 dev flavor for my NanoPi NEO Air.

But I was unable to get the AP6212 Bluetooth working, I've try some infos/commands found elsewhere without any luck

 

My question: Is Bluetooth on Nanopi NEO Air (or any H3 board with AP6212) still WIP on Armbian?

Thanks.

 

Emmanuel.

Kernel 4.x for H3 is still considered WIP and Bluetooth in general is not high priority. I also thought we fixed this - it should work with help of this firmware uploading script: 

https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/blob/master/scripts/ap6212-bluetooth

... which should be a part of the system. It's possible that it worked and we break it. But what and where ... ?

 

 

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Yes I first try with this ap6212-bluetooth script but without success.

A "bcm43xx_init" always time out, like "Initialization timed out."

Hello, I have the same problem. I am using nanopi neo air with armbian 5.32(mainline). I want to look into rfkill not listing bluetooth device. How to debug this?

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