import gc
import sys
import network as n
import gc
import time

b = n.Bluetooth()

found = {}
complete = True

def bcb(b,e,d,u):
 global complete
 global found
 if e == b.CONNECT:
   print("CONNECT")
   b.ble_settings(adv_man_name = "firebeetle-esp32", adv_dev_name="firebeetle-esp32")
   b.ble_adv_enable(True)
 elif e == b.DISCONNECT:
         print("DISCONNECT")
 else:
   print ('Unknown event', e,d)

def cb (cb, event, value, userdata):
 print('charcb ', cb, userdata, ' ', end='')
 if event == b.READ:
   print('Read')
   return 'ABCDEFG'
 elif event == b.WRITE:
   print ('Write', value)

def gatts():
 s1 = b.Service(0xaabb)
 s2 = b.Service(0xDEAD)

 c1 = s1.Char(0xccdd)
 c2 = s2.Char(0xccdd)

 c1.callback(cb, 'c1 data')
 c2.callback(cb, 'c2 data')

 s1.start()
 s2.start()

 b.ble_settings(adv_man_name = "firebeetle-esp32", adv_dev_name="firebeetle-esp32")
 b.ble_adv_enable(True)

b.callback(bcb)
gatts()
while(True):
 pass

I tried it on the firebeetle and it works. When I try it on the M5 it uploads but I believe there is a difference in the network module that is keeping it from running. Is it possible for someone with micropython experience to take a look and see how this code can be ported to the m5. I'll take any suggestions I can get. thanks