Hello Andrew, I appreciate the response. "Boie, Andrew P" <andrew.p.boie@...> wrote: Yes, and actually, over the couple of years, I found that information to become more usable. Like, I

Hi, This is a valid and quite common set up. The most important thing you'll need to enable is the host-side UART HCI driver using CONFIG_BT_H4=y. Johan

Hi Frank， Thanks for your suggestions, The mac address was changed successfully under your instructions, but I still cannot discover the device with nRFConnect smartphone app. That seems all the

Hello, I am trying to configure Zephyr as a HCI UART host. My setup: nrf52840_pca10056 nordic dev kit running zephyr/samples/bluetooth/hci_uart. This seems pretty straight forward. stm32f746g_disco

The userspace infrastructure has facilities for this, but as I commented in your patch, what you are doing is only intended for system call handlers. The Zephyr kernel running in supervisor mode is

Hello, I was looking for some useful links from where I can learn how to do assembly coding on Cortex arm-4 more specifically calling a c function from an assembly file. Could you please provide me

Could you try turning off CONFIG_USERSPACE and/or provide a minimal test case that demonstrates the failure? ________________________________________ Sent: Monday, November 12, 2018 2:15:11 PM To:

Hi, I am attempting to run an external function on an nRF52840 which is present on the module's flash at a known address but is not part of the Zephyr environment (consider it external). The function

Hi there, For me using the Nordic's nRFConnect smartphone app is very useful in the debug process. My experience so far is when the public address of the HCI controller is set as 00:00:00:00:00:00

Hi，guys, It seems that I met a similar problem with Frank. I use nRF52832 running HCI_UART sample as a controller. I want to make the controller advertise unconnectable packets outside， so I use

Hi Carles, Thanks a lot, I hope soon a proper answer can be given, nevertheless progress is made and it just to know if this is normal behaviour. Best regards, Frank

Hi Frank, Right, since this seems to be more about BlueZ and Qt than about Zephyr or nRF, because nRF chipsets do not come with a public address registered and burned into the chip, I have copied

Hi Carles, Humm... not quite, I have recently created a QT bug report (See : https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-71727) although I think different parties are to blame, I'm still not sure who is

Hi Frank, I understand, so does that mean that you don’t need a public address? Since Qt seems to be doing the right thing. Carles

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Morning, A bit tricky because Eclipse CDT integration of cmake is only available at the latest release and imho not very good. 1.) build from eclipse Simplest way:

Hi Vinayak, I merge the patch, host (nRF Connect) get update connection parameter request. After CI change to 30ms, it can keep connection a bit longer but it still disconnect after few minutes

Hi Carles, Thanks for the feedback. It seems the Qt QLowerEnergyController object selects the first valid address different from the zero address for addressing the HCI controller/adapter. In my case

Hi Paul, I have found it in this link - https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/10561 By referring the config file also we can able to find Echo client and server example can be built for

I managed to solve this by calling "k_thread_access_grant(k_current_get(), dev, NULL)" before calling the "Z_SYSCALL_DRIVER_SENSOR" macro. This question remains open.