Which build is most like a bare nrf52832

Posted on Wed 2nd, February 2022

• #1

user140086

I apologize for what may be a lack of creativity on my part in searching for the answer, but I am building my own Bluetooth device that is little more than an nrf52832 and a neopixel. It came up and I tried loading PUCKJS_MINIMAL onto my chip, and it came up but failed when I tried to put code on it, and the last message I received from it was complaining that it couldn't find the magnetometer. I was wondering, from someone more familiar with the code base, which build/board is the most like a bare nrf52832? I can see that several use the nrf52832, but there isn't, as far as I can tell, a build without any accessories.
• #2

fanoush

https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/blob/master/boards/MDBT42Q.py
you can also comment out serial console pins and set it to EV_BLUETOOTH
• #3

user140086

tyvm!

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