I want to learn how to use sephyr, I am not finding the steps to emulate the boards in qemu, I would like to know how to emulate the ZEPHYR IN A QEMU EMULATOR. tHANK'S --

Hi Flavio, First thing that came to my mind when I saw k_pll is a PLL. Hopefully there is a better abbreviation for poll than pll. Regards Abderrezak Mekkaoui

Hi guys, MISRA-C rule 5.7 says that a tag name shall be a unique identifier, also reuse tag names is an undefined behavior recognized in C99 (Section 6.7.2.3). It happens that we have in Zephyr both

Hi all, Via the paper "Bluetooth Low Energy Mesh Networks: A Survey" [1] I found out about the WIP IETF RFC "IPv6 Mesh over BLUETOOTH(R) Low Energy using IPSP" [2]. Being able to use IPv6 over a

Hi all, For reference, Can you please share an lwip example application built on top of Zephyrt's OpenThread integration code base? Do you support all the features of OT stack in Zephyrt's

Hi Chuck, As far as I know a lot of progress is ongoing in Zephyr to move to DTS and if I'm not mistaken I2C was there before SPI. Regards, Jan

Jan, Thanks....am working on an overlay now. Sure makes the prj.cfg look a lot cleaner. Am I right to expect that this sort of transformation will make its way into other drivers as well (e.g.

Hi,Im playing with subsys/storage/flash_map and I have one problem with flash_drivers_map structure. Currently it is defined as struct driver_map_entry { u8_t id; const char * const

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