Please re-test with the latest upstream. Incidentally, a fix was merged today to solve this problem.

Hi, All, I am debugging Zephyr SMP on ARM64, but currently I found arm64 LDAXR instruction is used in spin lock function, but I found there is different behavior on different platform. Here is

Hi, All, I am debugging Zephyr SMP on ARM64, but currently I found arm64 LDAXR instruction is used in spin lock function, but I found there is different behavior on different platform. Here is

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"Si7021-pwr" is not a GPIO device, it's a regulator device. You don't need to configure the GPIO; the regulator device does that. Use the `regulator_enable()` and `regulator_disable()` API with the

ok, ok. I have to enable the regulator device driver. Now it is working. My overlay is as below: / { Si7021_pwr: Si7021-pwr-ctrl { compatible = "regulator-fixed";

Here’s the agenda topics for this week: RFC: memory regions from devicetree & explicit code locations - https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/33656 [RFC] kernel: rework kobject

Hi, I was performing tests with my board, and the label Si7021pwr didn't appear at the device list... -- Rafael Dias Menezes tel.: +436507008854

I found a solution: / { si7021_pwr: si7021-pwr-ctrl { compatible = "regulator-fixed"; regulator-name = "Si7021 enable pin"; enable-gpios = < &gpiod 9 0 >; label =

Hi Peter, thank you. I was performing some tests here and I have a question: if I want to enable two or more supply-regulators in device three, how to proceed? I tried this approach and it doesn't

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Hi all, Agenda for today: - Dictionary-based logging - Discussion around the feature, part of logging overhaul - Doxygen API cleanup - PR:

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The regulators API was designed for this purpose. For a simple GPIO you should just be able to use a supply-gpios property in the devicetree node. See

Hi! I'm starting with ZephyrProject and I'm playing with the development kit slstk3401a. After implementing a very basic blinky app, I decided to use the si7021 sensor present at the board. I wrote

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