Hi, I sent a reply using the reply function on the message board site but it seems to have been a private message not a general reply. I fixed this off-by-one issue as I was calling at the function

Hi Gabriel, Confirming that you are subscribed to the devel mail list, so you should have no issues sending, or receiving, messages - Thanks! Brett -- Brett Preston Sr. Program Manager The Linux

Hi Zephyr Group I would like to send and receive message. Messages will be sent to you at gabriel.wang@... Send messages to devel@... Best Regards Gabriel Wang Embedded &

Hi Jamie, You might want to take a look at how MCUboot invokes the reset vector in an NVIC table after having found the

Hi Jamie, Thanks for your explanation. However for me it remains a riddle (and probably a bug), why the BlueZ implementation selects the random address as HCI adapter address when the public address

Hi, It is correct that a public address starting with 00:00:00 will not work, it is a reserved IEEE address and the addressing scheme follows that standard, see

Hi icephyr, I think 2 things are mixed up here in this topic, my problem with the ZERO address as public address was not related to advertising but rather why the Bluez takes the random address as

Well，I just wonder why we have to set mac address first to make the advertise function normal,since the bluez stack assigned a random address already. And also, why command advertise on take efforts

Looks like UART flow control is not implemented on stm32f746g_disco. I am going to get that working. Hopefully that makes this setup work.

Hi, No problem. Good to hear your issue is solved. Using the zero address as public address is not really an issue however nobody so far can explain if it is normal that the BlueZ stack uses the

Hi Paul, As I saw netif based API's in Zephyr stack, I assumed it as lwip stack. Thanks for clarifying that Zephyr has its own IP stack which is not lwip. Thanks & Regards, Deepa

Thanks a lot Frank, I executed commands advertise on and discoverable on as you mentioned, now I can scan out the device with MAC address I set ! Now our problems are the same, I will read the source

Hi, For advertising I don't use the hcitool cmd, however I think a fast and easy check can also be done by using either the bluetootctl or the btmgmt tool. So after executing the bluetoothctl you can

Hello Deepa, deepa.gopinath@... wrote: None of the links you mention has occurrence of "lwip" (case insensitive) in any material it points to. Zephyr doesn't work with lwIP, it has

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