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Hi Tobias,
I'll answer here rather than to your email since this might be of interest to all those other people with two or more Certabo boards!!
Hi Graham,
yes, I think its better to discuss here. But I am not sure, if there - except Pietro himself - are many (crazy) people, using two Certabo-Boards. But I love them so much.
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My driver searches all BT devices looking for the text 'raspb' (regardless of case) in the name. It uses this to build a list of potential BT addresses. It then loops through all those addresses trying to open them and as soon as it succeeds it stops.
Oh, so this explains my trouble after renaming.
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It's not as efficient as how Lars does it, but I never claimed to be as clever as Lars!
oh no. both of you are so clever ;-)
and your solution would allow me, to order so many Certabo-boards, like I want or better as my wife would allow
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So Dirk's idea should work provided you include the raspb text in the name. So you could name them:
raspb-Fazio (or Fazio RaspberryPi if you prefer)
raspb-Angel
raspb-Curzio
for example. But if you have more than one turned on at a time it's up to Windows which one it detects and opens first.
Of course I don't have two boards to test this with, so let me know if it works!
Thanks,
Graham
after solving the problem in BearChess it would not be necessary to rename the Raspi. But I think, its a bit easier to distinguish them e.g. in the BT-manager. And yes, it works. I renamed again one Raspi using the "etc/machine-info" like Dirk recommended. So the hostname is not changed. And this works fine.
Thanks all for help.