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Hi Luiz,

>>> Any way, once I run the example-advertisement script, I cannot run it again until I restart the bleutooth daemon.
>>> This is known issue.
>>
>> Okay, I'll keep digging.
>
> That is something in the kernel Im afraid, it doesn't seems to remove
> the instances properly.

is it possible to reproduce this bad behavior with the btmgmt tool? I'd 
like to have a look at it to find out the reason.

Florian