If we run the commandline application 'bluetoothctl' and then 'scan on', we can find lots of bluetooth devices. But with @abandonware/noble we get the "poweredOn" state change event but we never get a "discover" event.
We are running Debian 11 on a CompuLab board.
If we run the commandline application 'bluetoothctl' and then 'scan on', we can find lots of bluetooth devices. But with @abandonware/noble we get the "poweredOn" state change event but we never get a "discover" event. We are running Debian 11 on a CompuLab board.
We tried:
Any suggestions?