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I think that the first command assumed that the current directory was /pyboard. Using /pyboard/aioble eliminates the current directory from the equation (i.e. it will work regardless of the current directory is). And to be clear, I'm saying that this: cd /pyboard cp /opt/micropython-lib/micropython...

When the files are copied to /pyboard/ then you should be able to do: cd /pyboard repl Ctrl-D import aioble Then we can deal with the errors that arise from that. Finally got it all working. Thanks for your interest and help. I *was sure* I have tried this before, but here is what worked this time....

If I copy to then I get this error:

Thanks for your help. All of the files from that folder are in /pyboard /pyboard> ls lib/ ble_temperature.py bt_test.py core.py main.py server.py __init__.py boot.py central.py device.py peripheral.py test2.py ble_advertising.py bt_irq.py client.py l2cap.py security.py wifi.py /pyboard> repl Enterin...

Or are you asking how to use rshell to copy any files to your device? Yes, I am asking how to install the aioble library onto the device. You can tell I am not a python developer, I just use python to get networking things working. Copy a file called "aioble.py" and then "import aioble" was what I ...

Thanks for the reply, but that thread already assumes the aioble libraries are installed.
I am asking how to install them
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Should I be able to add the 'aioble' library to esp32 with upip?
If not, what is the recommended method?

I am using rshell already
Thanks