Thanks for the screenshots... Looks like you've done the right stuff, but that inbuilt adaptor isn't supported by the native IDE build. If you've added it to bluetooth-hci-socket/lib/usb.js and it's still not working then you may be out of luck unless you get an external BLE dongle.
One other way to try (in case somehow it's still loading the old JS file from the archive) is to set the two environment variables:
If you want to work around it without spending £5-10 on an external BLE dongle there's still the option of using your phone as a BLE adaptor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8L8ft830hI
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Thanks for the screenshots... Looks like you've done the right stuff, but that inbuilt adaptor isn't supported by the native IDE build. If you've added it to
bluetooth-hci-socket/lib/usb.js
and it's still not working then you may be out of luck unless you get an external BLE dongle.One other way to try (in case somehow it's still loading the old JS file from the archive) is to set the two environment variables:
However it worries me that your USB adaptor still isn't supported by the latest upstream bluetooth-hci-socket - which may be because it just doesn't work with it: https://github.com/sandeepmistry/node-bluetooth-hci-socket/blob/master/lib/usb.js#L68
If you want to work around it without spending £5-10 on an external BLE dongle there's still the option of using your phone as a BLE adaptor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8L8ft830hI