Hi Team, I am running tcp socket client program in Ubuntu bash of Windows subsystem for Linux and server program on PCA10056 board, on which zephyr is running. I am able to establish connection and

Thanks for the info Mike. Queueing mode seems like it would resolve some worries, but would you mind clarifying one thing? From the issue: Wake up before lifetime or observation (if any)

Hello Benjamin, You are correct. The missing piece is LwM2M queue mode support. This mode is registered during the initial client / server connection. It means there is a mutual agreement that the

Carles has asked me to lead the API telecon Tuesday 2019-09-24 as he will not be available.  Topics to discuss include: * Status and concerns related to PR #17155 to change how timeout delays are

PR 17155 (https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/17155) is an API cleanup that changes the type used to store timeout delays from a signed integer representing milliseconds to an opaque

To be honest, it sort of seems as if the implementation assumes it has a perpetually open socket connection to cloud at all times. Perhaps this is an exaggeration, but I'd kind of like to know how

Hi, We have a use-case which I deem to be pretty normal: uplinks are really expensive and should be kept to a minimum (in fact, we want the radio completely powered off 99.99% of the time). But we

hi, I'm working on zephyr os and a grove NFC ( seeedstudio grove nfc tag V1.0) and a nucleo l432kc. the question is : it must communicate with I2C. Does anybody knows how i have to do ? thanx

Thanks for the reply! The Telit moduled like UE866 and LE910 supports ppp natively and there are 3gpp at commands that switch the state of the modem from at mode to ppp mode. I saw in the video you

Hello Shlomi, If the modem had a physical interface which supported the PPP protocol you could in theory create a new: modem_iface_ppp.c file which managed it (as opposed to using

Is there a way to connect the ppp protocol to the modem context and work with this network interface instead of the stack that is built in the modem? ‫בתאריך יום ד׳, 18 בספט׳ 2019

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The import error is solved due to you guys. Thank you. >>> 1. USER_SITE is the directory where pykwalify was installed >>> 2. ENABLE_USER_SITE is True >>> 3. sys.path contains the directory

Here’s the agenda topics for this week: [TOPIC-GPIO]: Introduce helper functions for irq flags [kumar] https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/19251 kernel: Introduce k_triggered_work:

The function k_uptime_get() returns time in milliseconds, since this is a 64-bit number (63-bits if you use signed math), it will almost never wrap (well, once every 292 million years, but as far as

Generally it's much more often than 50 days. The hardware counter is the overflow that needs to be detected, not the millisecond count. With a 24 bit counter updating at 100+ MHz speds (c.f.

Hello Liang, On 9/17/19 8:47 PM, liang ding wrote: I gave a presentation at Embedded Linux Conference about this exact subject. Slides:

Hey, I seem to recall this mentioned in the documentation, but now I can't find it anywhere. What are the ramifications/constraints of relying upon a 64 bit k_uptime_get if one wants to avoid the 55

Hi Jeff, I can't speak of in progress drivers. The best way to understand how to create drivers in zephyr, in my experience so far, is to look at the current drivers. That said if the devices really

If the 4G/5G modem module is AT command based, it’s possible to add in zephyr through SOCKET OFFLOAD or NET CONTEXT OFFLOAD. You can refer the codes in drivers/modem/ublox-sara-r4.c for NB-IoT