MCUMGR - sends responses to wrong port


Lawrence King
 

Dear All:

 

I am trying to setup mcumgr to allow code download over a serial port and use the shell. In this case I have 2 serial ports in play.

 

The first serial port is where printk() sends messages. I also have a simple command parser on the port that interprets single letter commands. This printk and my command parser work as expected.

 

The second serial port is running a shell. Commands like ‘help’ and ‘fs ls’ work as expected, output appears on the second port. However when I attempt to send a file or image update using mcumgr to the second serial port, it doesn’t work. The initial packet arrives on the serial port, smp_shell recognizes the packet, formulates a response, and then sends the response to the first serial port, not the second serial port as it should. LOG messages also come out on the second port as expected.

 

I chased the  problem as far as I can. In smp_shell.c the function smp_shell_tx_raw() always sends the packet via k_str_out(). It should be sending the packet back by shell_print(). Unfortunately the function smp_shell_tx_raw doesn’t have access to the handle for the shell.

 

I did try setting CONFIG_UART_MCUMGR_ON_DEV_NAME but k_str_out() ignores this setting….

 

Any suggestions on how to fix this? Or am I doing something wrong?

 

 

Lawrence King

Principal Developer

Connected Transport Market Unit

https://www.Irdeto.com

+1(416)627-7302

 

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