Hi Chuck, SPI config has switched to devicetree and you only need following configs in you prj.conf file for SPI_0: CONFIG_SPI=y CONFIG_SPI_0=y CONFIG_SPI_NRFX=y All other configurations come from

Dear All, I’m really confused about the workqs at the moment. I want to implement a modem driver and for that I need a Workq to process AT commands sequentially. Idea was, to have multiple

My zephyr app, built on ver 1.13.0 with the following prj.cfg file:

Hi! Thanks, this looks exactly like what I was looking for. Even seems to be easier than the NRF52 SDK-approach with the timing API. Best Regards, Martin Am Mo., 15. Okt. 2018 um 08:25 Uhr schrieb

Hi, Some Linux distros might do most of work configuring interfaces for you. If you enable IPv4 autoconfiguration and LLMNR or mDNS you should be able to access zephyr with short name "zephyr" or

Hi, A release candidate of the Zephyr SDK is available for general testing. It has the following changes since the 0.9.3 release: - New QEMU release (based on 3.0.0+git

Hello, cpmcparland@... wrote: [] I'm sure that someone without imagination would just stream data over old good serial connection - either in textual form, as a sequence of lines, or with

Marti, Not rude at all...will look over your web site. Finding the right fit for a commercial embedded, mostly software product is a tough problem. Will be interested to see where you folks fit in

Hi Chuck, Since you've asked, I guess it's not rude to note that my company (https://foundries.io/) does have Linux-based BLE/IP gateway software you can take a look at (with support for multiple

All, Thanks for the suggestions and sharing results. I think I'll go with USB network device solution. I've tried the sample "samples/net/echo_server" and, with the addition of the overlay-netusb(?)

Hi there, I believe mcumgr will allow you to do what you need. Check the smp server sample here:https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/tree/master/samples/subsys/mgmt/mcumgr/smp_svr And

Hi, This is seungwoo I have a question If you look at the site below, I can transfer BLE file using Nordic chip. https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/33093/transfer-big-file-over-ble

Hi Chuck, I was also trying to get slip network driver running on nRF. I was using it to create secure TLS connection. It was in TAP mode. I disabled logs, so the driver was the only user of UART.

Jukka, Thanks for your suggestion. was not aware that zephyr had sntp. That may well be a better solution. We have two applications with very different time constraints--none of which are at the

Hi Chuck, the gPTP is probably not a proper solution for this kind time sync as it is normally meant to synchronize two devices with nanosecond accuracy in industrial ethernet environments. The

Hello Matthias, By default the BL654 DVK does not connect the external 32 kHz clock. In zephyr, the NRF52840 board files are setup to use the external 32 kHz clock. You have 2 options: Follow the

I'm setting up a IP link between a debian platform and a bluetooth usb dongle running zephyr. usb network device interface appears to work fine with the zephyr IP stack running in the dongle. I want

Hello fellow mailinglist members, I'm currently trying to get the samples "hci_uart" and "hci_usb" working on a laird654 module / Laird DVK-BL654-1.0 (nrf52480) Both samples work on the nrf52480DK

Forward to list: Hi Chuck I tried this myself (and failed.). There is a separate net-tools repo: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/net-tools

Hello, On nRF52840-DK pin 7 is used as CTS, it can be used freely after HWFC is disabled, for more information pleaselook here Please check bottom of the board, as there is information on which pins