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**Describe the bug**
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A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
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**To Reproduce**
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Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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1. Run example '...'
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2. Connect to/from remove device '...'
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3. Start action '...'
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**Expected behavior**
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A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
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**HCI Packet Logs**
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For all Bluetooth issues, please provide a full packet log that includes initial pairing. You need to zip the packet log as GitHub does not know how to handle .pklg files.
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How to get packet log depends on the port:
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- For desktop ports, full packet logging is enabled by default and the packet log is available as `/tmp/hci_dump.pklg` (Mac/Linux), or `hci_dump.pklg' (Windows).
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- For embedded ports, you can enable #define LOG_INFO in btstack_config.h and uncomment the call to 'hci_dump_init(..)' in the main() function to enable logging over UART Console or Segger RTT. Please capture text output and process using `btstack/tool/create_packet_log.py`. The tool will generate the text file into a .pklg file which can be analysed with Wireshark or Apple's PacketLogger tool.
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- For ESP32: BTstack's `port/esp32/integrate.py` script copies the current version of BTstack into the esp-idf folder. To enable packet logging, you need to edit esp-idf/components/btstack/main.c
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- For embedded ports, you can enable #define ENABLE_LOG_INFO in btstack_config.h and uncomment the call to 'hci_dump_init(..)' in the main() function to enable logging over UART Console or Segger RTT. Please capture text output and process using `btstack/tool/create_packet_log.py`. The tool will generate the text file into a .pklg file which can be analysed with Wireshark or Apple's PacketLogger tool.
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- For ESP32: BTstack's `port/esp32/integrate.py` script creates one project per example. To enable packet logging, you need to edit app_main in main/main.c of the example project.
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**Environment: (please complete the following information):**
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