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Hello, your scan sample is working on my raspberry Pi perfectly, but not in a Docker container. I can detect the Bluetooth chip with adapter hci0 as seen on below screenshot (so I know I have enough privilege for the container to access the chip), but the cs program doesn't seem to find it (i'm running the app through a dockerfile, in an Azure IoT Edge context).
Even when I run GetAdaptersAsync(), with another error:
uname -a:
Dockerfile:
Launch script:
Thanks for your help!
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Ok, so i've managed to make it, just by manually stopping/starting bluetoothd just before starting dotnet module. If anyone has an explanation, I would be grateful!
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Hello, your scan sample is working on my raspberry Pi perfectly, but not in a Docker container. I can detect the Bluetooth chip with adapter hci0 as seen on below screenshot (so I know I have enough privilege for the container to access the chip), but the cs program doesn't seem to find it (i'm running the app through a dockerfile, in an Azure IoT Edge context).
Even when I run GetAdaptersAsync(), with another error:
uname -a:
Dockerfile:
Launch script:
Thanks for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: