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Hello pinetime devs,

As Hypnos never updated and it is a simple watch os, I opened another open source project for Pinetime, Zephyr now officially add pinetime board support, if you interested with Zephyr, join us to improve the open source project, just for fun!

https://github.com/ck-telecom/pinetime
(10-27-2021, 11:55 PM)jandy Wrote: [ -> ]Hello pinetime devs,

As Hypnos never updated and it is a simple watch os, I opened another open source project for Pinetime, Zephyr now officially add pinetime board support, if you interested with Zephyr, join us to improve the open source project, just for fun!

https://github.com/ck-telecom/pinetime

I looked into at Zephyr as a way to get wasp-os onto a different BLE stack. Sadly I never managed to get the Nordic UART Service stable enough to make the switch. I don't want to give the impression I tried especially hard... but a big chunk of my devices simple didn't react to the advertisements and I didn't have enough spare time at that moment to figure out why.

Anyhow, if you have any comments about the capability and compatibility of the BLE stack for PineTime in the current upstream Zephyr I'd be interested to hear your experience. I was expecting the stack for nRF52832 to be in good shape so I assumed I was doing something wrong... but I never dug down.
BLE stack from Zephyr is quite good coz it is the most active community.
(11-08-2021, 11:23 PM)jandy Wrote: [ -> ]BLE stack from Zephyr is quite good coz it is the most active community.

Yes, that is exactly why I expected the stack to be in good shape.
next step I plan to port the basic bluetooth code from Hypnos(official standard code) and do some basic functions.