Ryan Powell

Sorry for the late response, yes that is the callback I was referring to.

Do you have bonding enabled? I believe it's a requirement in windows.

You should enable that as well as set the device to bond by calling `NimBLEDevice::setSecurityAuth(true, false, true);` You'll also need to call `NimBLEDevice::startSecurity` in the on connect callback or set...

I would love to do this, need to implement a driver for that chip though which would be better done upstream in the mynewt repo.

@tecera Thank you for opening this issue. I have a plan in place to add this to the registry on the next, hopefully soon, release.

This has finally be completed, you can now find it on the registry: https://components.espressif.com/components/h2zero/esp-nimble-cpp/versions/2.0.0

It's a work in progress, the goal is to support as many devices as possible but it takes a lot of time to add them.

Not at this time, if I had the memory map for it I could add it.

There is no API for power save at the moment.

This doesn't look like an error in the library, the crash happens after the write is complete and returns to the caller.