Hi, For Zephyr there’s #zephyrproject For ZJS (Javascript runtime for Zephyr OS) there’s #zjs There may be more but those are the ones I’m aware of. Both are on Freenode.

The OS is discussed in the general channel #zephyrproject. The Bluetooth stack for Zephyr is discussed in the channel #zephyr-bt.

Hi Bjarne, + Adding the Developers mail list who will best be able to point you in the right direction Thanks! Brett -- Brett Preston The Linux Foundation +1 (971) 303-9030 bpreston@... Google

Not aware of any, always open to contribution :) - k

Hi Paul, Looks like to me that net_app proposal is not growing the native API. It's fully optional. Socket API and net_app are quite distinct. In fact, many application oriented API are made on top

Hello Jukka, Jukka Rissanen <jukka.rissanen@...> wrote: Thanks for posting this RFC. It touches some issue I also wanted to post RFC about: with (1st stage of) BSD Sockets work nearing

I didn't change anything. You did eliminate the error, leaving only warnings, so perhaps that is why it passed. David

Hi Richard, nRF52832 in pca10040 does not support USB. Only nRF52840 in pca10056 has USB support. That said, there is no USB driver as of yet for nRF52840 in Zephyr. Only planned work is to open

Hi Zephyr Developers, first of all ... great work! I really love the software design of zephyr! Is there some work in progress to support the USB driver in the nrf52-pca10040 board? I took a look

Hi all, There has been discussion and complaints that the current net_context API that applications can use is too low level and requires lot of effort from application developer to create a bug free

Hey David, yes that one white-space thing I over looked. And now I fixed it the other errors are gone to, which kind of surprises me. Did you or someone else change anything between the two runs

Hey all, Could someone tell me why shippable is complaining here? https://app.shippable.com/github/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/runs/1619/consolidateTests - Erwin

Hi Felix, Indeed, it's planned but I still need to debug the base port. If you want to give a try, here is my base branch : https://github.com/superna9999/zephyr/commits/stm32l0x I'll be happy to

Hi, I am looking forward to that zephyr wil move to crosstools-ng and cmake just want to know if there are detailed plans for these great work in the next release? Thanks

Hi Tamra, I do not know much about the Z-tree myself but assuming this is equivalent to the Zephyr kernel running on Arduino 101, you could get a lot of info directly from the Zephyr Project

Hi Felix, From what I'm aware of, there is no such plan. Though, I know Neil as some L0 port working on his own (though on SoC STM32L053). I'm not sure what are his plans on that, but maybe you could

Thanks for including my Olimex BSP. - Erwin

Hi, I would like to know if the Nucleo STM32L0xx boards from ST (for example STM32L073 with Cortex ARM M0+) will be part of the supported board in the next release of Zephyr ? If it's not the case,

Hello Zephyr Team, I am using the Arduino 101 Curie Open Developer Kit Z-tree. Link: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/675544 When I try to compile a file in Zephyr using make config, there are a

Hi, We are pleased to announce the release of Zephyr kernel version 1.8.0. Major enhancements with this release include: * Tickless kernel * IP Stack improvements * Bluetooth 5.0