smlng <s@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> the RIOT-OS Wiki-Guide is rather outdated on this, please have look at
> [1] - this approach works for me and I heard from other, successfully
> using that one too.
In my experience the most challenging part of this is getting the right
upstream RPI3 kernel things with and the right linux-bluetooth-next stuff.
On RPI2, everything is upstream, so the bt-next tree just works. That might
not be the case for RPI3... and I'd probably stick to 32-bit kernels/systems
for now, since I still see lots of 64-bit fixes going upstream.
I have two RPI2 unit working fine, but I traded my RPI3 for an RPI2, because
the serial console UART on the RPI3 is wonky. I believe that this is now fixed.
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