Having played around with things a little more, I'm now thinking that the real fix is this:
bluetoothctl
remove [mac address of puck]
Then maybe do a 'hard' reset on the puck. My bet is that if I'd done that, I would have been able to pair again from the Web IDE on the next attempt.
Otherwise, things on my end seem to be working even without the --experimental flag set on bluetooth.service. Maybe because Arch is rolling release?
Thanks again for all your time and help, Gordon. I still have to really dig into things, but having JS on these systems is amazing. I hope learning C and Python is in my future, but for now this opens up a lot of options for me. I ordered an Espruino WiFi today.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Wow -- I'd not seen that one. On point!
Having played around with things a little more, I'm now thinking that the real fix is this:
Then maybe do a 'hard' reset on the puck. My bet is that if I'd done that, I would have been able to pair again from the Web IDE on the next attempt.
Otherwise, things on my end seem to be working even without the
--experimental
flag set onbluetooth.service
. Maybe because Arch is rolling release?Thanks again for all your time and help, Gordon. I still have to really dig into things, but having JS on these systems is amazing. I hope learning C and Python is in my future, but for now this opens up a lot of options for me. I ordered an Espruino WiFi today.