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RFC: LwM2M subsystem + sample client for Zephyr

Hi all, I'm currently working on a pull request to introduce a Lightweight Machine-to-Machine (LwM2M) library to Zephyr. If you are interested, please

By Michael Scott <michael.scott@...> · #746 ·

Re: Development Environment Setup on Linux — Zephyr Project Documentation

Hello, David Brown <david.brown@...> wrote: I recently hit a case when I needed to run Zephyr SDK on 32-bit system and of course, it was a rather unpleasant surprise to remember that I can't.

By Paul Sokolovsky · #745 ·

Re: Development Environment Setup on Linux — Zephyr Project Documentation

The SDK is indeed built for 64 bit systems. It could be built for a 32-bit host, although I don't think there has been that much demand for it. David

By David Brown · #744 ·

Development Environment Setup on Linux — Zephyr Project Documentation

Dear All I got a trouble when installing zephyr SDK on Ubuntu 16.04.2 desktop i386 (32 bit) I followed the instructions exactly on page

By luobaidunpaigu@sina.com <luobaidunpaigu@...> · #743 ·

Re: CAN drivers

OK I'll look into that to see how it fits my needs (and if it isn't to much more work how it would fit other ppl's needs). I am not sure if that is the right way to go for resource constraint systems

By Erwin Rol · #742 ·

Re: CAN drivers

Hi Erwin, We could follow the same idea as IEEE 802.15.4 radio API is doing. So each CAN hw driver would need to provide a set of function pointers to do various CAN operations. See

By Jukka Rissanen · #741 ·

CAN drivers

Hallo all, I am working on a CAN driver for STM32F4 and am having a few conceptual problems. How to generalize the interface to hardware that can be very different. For example the

By Erwin Rol · #740 ·

Disabling of the GitHub Issues Feature

The Zephyr Technical Steering Committee (TSC) has not yet made a decision on whether GitHub Issues will be eventually used for issue tracking instead of Jira. Because of that the Issues feature of

By Linkmeyer, Mark J <mark.j.linkmeyer@...> · #739 ·

Re: What happened to github issue tracker?

Hello Andrew, "Boie, Andrew P" <andrew.p.boie@...> wrote: It would be interesting to ask someone who posted a first bug on Github why they did that. But I'd imagine the answer would be "The

By Paul Sokolovsky · #738 ·

Re: What happened to github issue tracker?

Why were bugs being filed on Github instead of JIRA? Having two simultaneous bug tracking systems in use seems insane to me. Andrew

By Boie, Andrew P · #737 ·

Re: Development is hard if you can't trust your compiler (aka gcc6 did it again)

Hello Daniel, Daniel Thompson <daniel.thompson@...> wrote: Heh, removing all I wrote in the unsent version of this reply, indeed, it's my bug. It's the "for" played bad trick on me, seeing

By Paul Sokolovsky · #736 ·

rom_report total size doesn't match section sizes

Hello, I tried using the rom_report make option but the output seems very strange. The size of each “section” (e.g. kernel, driver), doesn’t match the total size at the end of the report. The

By Timothee Jurie <timothee.jurie@...> · #735 ·

Re: Development is hard if you can't trust your compiler (aka gcc6 did it again)

What is the definition of pollfds; if is has NUM_FDS elements then the bug is in the code above rather than being in the compiler! Daniel.

By Daniel Thompson <daniel.thompson@...> · #734 ·

Development is hard if you can't trust your compiler (aka gcc6 did it again)

Hello, Previously, there already were examples of the compiler fanciness: https://lists.zephyrproject.org/pipermail/zephyr-devel/2017-March/007426.html Here's another one, which is a pure bug. Given

By Paul Sokolovsky · #733 ·

What happened to github issue tracker?

Hello, Some people started to use Github's project issue tracker at https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr to file routine issues (*not* epics or user stories) - for example, regression reports

By Paul Sokolovsky · #732 ·

Re: STM32F0 nucleo board support.

Hello Maciej, I'm interested in STM32F091x support and would like to contribute. Do you have a git repository to clone (and coordinate) the basic work on STM32F0x? Bobby

By Bobby · #731 ·

Schedule change for Zephyr 1.9 affects M2 and M3 Milestones

Per the Zephyr Technical Steering Committee’s (TSC) recent guidance, there are schedule changes for the M2 Checkpoint and the M3 Milestone that I want to make you aware of. Both M2 and M3 have been

By Linkmeyer, Mark J <mark.j.linkmeyer@...> · #730 ·

Re: Docker Image for ARM Boards

Hi Kumar, I have taken a look at it and I saw some things a little bit weird like ``` wget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/ccache_3.3.3-1_amd64.deb dpkg -i

By Agustin Henze · #729 ·

Re: Docker Image for ARM Boards

We do have a docker environment that we use for CI as part of the project that we don’t really advertise much. Have you taken a look at: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/ci-dockerfiles The

By Kumar Gala · #728 ·

Docker Image for ARM Boards

Hello, today I have started my first steps on zephyr and I am completely happy to see an RTOS prepared for the future :). After my first steps, I don't know... 5 minutes? :D. I decided to write

By Agustin Henze · #727 ·

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