Osama, Sure, can you share more details about your project and share the feature in form of a pull request on Github? Thank you, Anas

Dear All, We are a group of students at Cairo University who has developed an AODV based routing protocol using Zephyr over a BLE mesh network as our graduation project. Will you be interested in

Hi Johan, But I need reference example or files from mesh stack which show how to save & retrieve variable after reboot using setting layer ? Thank You !!

Hi Vikrant, You should be able to use the same settings storage for your own data as well. The Bluetooth stack (Mesh included) uses the prefix "bt/" for all key names stored in settings, so as long

Hi, Bluetooth Mesh stack is already utilizing setting layer (#FCB) to store mesh related data on SoC flash. Need examples so that its implementation along with Bluetooth Mesh sample code would not

I added the ZEPHYR_BASE in environmental variable and it works now. Thanks.

Hi there, I did tell you yesterday how to do that. Download Rapid Environment Editor. Add the environment variables you want with it Save Now ZEPHYR_BASE will be set automatically every

Yes, I am running on windows. and I set the ZEPHYR_TOOLCHAIN_VARIANT and GCCARMEMB_TOOLCHAIN_PATH in zephyrrc.cmd but I have to run zephyrrc.cmd and zephyr-env.cmd every time I am running a new

In Windows you can run zephyr-env.cmd to set ZEPHYR_BASE. It also has a hook to invoke your own zephyrrc.cmd which is handy for setting ZEPHYR_TOOLCHAIN_VARIANT and GCCARMEMB_TOOLCHAIN_PATH.

I assume you are on Windows from what you say. If you have a single copy of the repo on your disk you can add ZEPHYR_BASE as a permanent environment variable. I

Hi, I have to set the the ZEPHYR_BASE environment variableIs every time I creat a new command window session to compile a project. Is there any way to save the ZEPHYR_BASE environment variableIs in

Hello Alexander, I would like to use the STM32L4 CAN driver, as I understand you were the one that coded it, I wanted to ask if you could provide a status on this? I tried to compile the

Hi, To push device into factory reset mode, there is one solution : 1) As soon as device get power it'd read variable store on SoC flash 2) And would immediately increase it by +1 & again stored it on

Thanks, I confirm it works well on STM32F723E-DISCO, by just changing the device tree to disable usbotg_fs and enable usbotg_hs. Aurelien -- Aurelien Jarno GPG:

Thanks for the pointers. I updated my tree accordingly. Yannis

All the STM32F7 SoCs except the STM32F723 have an on-chip FS PHY, just like the STM32F4 family. The STM32F723 only has an on-chip HS PHY and does not have the FS PHY. You can see that on RM0431,

Yes, it works. The two lines are not needed, actually. Sorry for confusing! Regards, Jun On 7/11/18, 01:16, "Yannis Damigos" <giannis.damigos@...> wrote: Hi Jun, thanks

Hi Jun, thanks for testing. Why do you enable the clocks in low power mode? Line 260 in my tree LL_AHB1_GRP1_DisableClock(LL_AHB1_GRP1_PERIPH_OTGHSULPI); disables ULPI clock. OTG_HS clock is

Hi Aurelien, Thanks for reviewing it. Strange. STM32F72xxx SoC reference manual mentions an on-chip full-speed PHY. Fixed. I agree. That's why I am trying to find a way to define the PHYs (maybe

Hi Yannis, I verified your branch with samples/subsys/usb/cdc_acm on my customized STM32F429 board, and found enumeration issues: [6176209.029339] usb 1-1.5.2.1: new full-speed USB device number