Hi Matthias, Thank you for your reply. I cannot reproduce the issue here. On 96b_carbon (STM32F4 based), with my series, CS GPIO is glitch free when testing with tests/drivers/spi/spi_loopback. Analog

Hi Marti, tested with and without your patch, same behavior with both versions BR, Matthias

Hi Matthias, Is this with or without https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/832? Thanks, Marti

Hey Yannis, GPIOG not being enabled by default by the board was one issue I fixed while looking into the bug report by Anas, should have mentioned that. But even with GPIOG enabled in the menu

Hi Erwin Did you try to enable CONFIG_GPIO_STM32_PORTG? I took a look into samples/net/http_server/outdir/olimex_stm32_e407/.config and GPIOG is not enabled. Yannis

I'm about porting the enc28j60 to the new SPI driver (stm32f4 + CS GPIO pin), after some debugging, I found the CS pin seems to go high for a very short time in between a transaction, did anyone

Thank you Neil and Justin Watson for reply.

Erwin, Can we have this communication the related JIRA please? Anas

Hey Anas, Erwan, I fixed the compile bug, but on the olimex board the ethernet is no not functional. I got two boards (same STM32F407 CPU), one is working, one (the olimex) isn't. Both were working

Private APIs are for internal use by the kernel and can change at any time. They are prefixed with an underscore. Public APIs are intended to be stable and typically go through a deprecation process

This was all updated, yes. Andrew

Hi SivaKrishna, Edward, Porting Zephyr to such SoCs is doable, but it need to workout support for Class-A Cortex processors from ARM. The support itself is quite easy since other RTOS does support

Porting Raspberry Pi 3 has many issues. Zephyr OS does not support the Raspberry Pi 3. The Raspberry Pi 3 is a different ARM architecture than what we currently have support for. The Raspberry Pi 3 is

Hi, what is the difference between the "public" and "private" API header files? (Other than their location) Thanks in advance.

Hello, I'm working on a stm32f4_discovery board (defconfig). No changes besides enabling GPIOs. The blinky example works, but the k_sleep call is about ~2.x slower than expected. Digging a bit

Hello, I tried to run the sanitcheck as descibed in the Contribution Guide but I get an error message. Are there any additional commands to be issued? Thats what I issued on vanilla zephyr:master: $

Hi Andrew, (Outlook doesn’t allow me to quote here, sorry). Have you updated the build instructions in the Getting Started guides? Those contain the list of Python packages required, and, in

Hi Zephyr Dev Team, I am planning to port this Zephyr OS on to Raspberrypi3 board. So i have below queries 1) Raspberry pi3 board supports Zephyr os or not to port? 2) In case it supports, what are

No, not unless someone from Raspberry Pi does it. The schematics are locked down. I have tried to find the schematics for the Pi Zero. I think the only one the released vague schematics for was the

Hello, Is it possible that Zephyr OS will be released for the Raspberry pi? The best, Edward C. Deaver, IV