Well that kind of sucks, cause the on Redhat 7.X the newest cmake is 3.6.x. Will the needed cmake be part of the toolchain ? - Erwin

PS: Correction; install cmake 3.8.2 or later. From: Bøe, Sebastian Sent: Thursday, 9 November 2017 9:42:27 AM To: zephyr-devel@...; zephyr-users@... Subject: CMake migration complete Hi all, Zephyr

Hi all, Zephyr has finally migrated to CMake. This migration is an important step in a larger effort to make Zephyr easy to use for application developers working on different platforms with different

See PR #4821 , and related links (if so interested ;). This is an RFC for a solution to offload WiFi communication for SoC's (like TI CC3220SF) which support a WiFi coprocessor and provide full

Hello, Taking a hints from IRC and code review comments, it seems that there's subj. Can we have an official reminder posted please? P.S. I think I didn't receive any TSC meeting notes in a while

Hello I am testing FRDM_KW41Z as BLE controller with FRDM_K64F board as BLE host. I flash hci_blackbox firmware on KW41Z and I flash zephyr sample peripheral_hr on K64F I get the following on

Cool, PR sent! -- Michael

Hi, In case you have not been following discussions here and pull requests on Github, a pull request is currently under review which removes Kbuild and introduced CMake. This is a very close to be

Hello Zephyr Community, How do I write data directly to my host computer without using Bluetooth or wifi while my application is running on my board? Any advice is appreciated! Thank you, Tamra

Always happy to take code if you are up to helping maintain it. What you have on GitHub looks pretty good w/regards to submitting a PR. I’d cleanup the 'net: fix the build rules for drivers/net’

Hi there. I'm working on adding support for the Cortex-M0+ based SAMD21G18A used in the Arduino Zero, MKR1000, and other boards like the Adafruit Feather M0 series. I'm pretty happy with it so far -

Hi Johan, That was the problem. I have the onoff server running successfully on all 4 elements. Thanks for your patience, Steve

Hi Steve, This is purely guess-work since I haven't seen your code, but is it possible you have the same model instance registered on two elements? You can only give a model array once to a

Hi Johan, I got a little further after registering the config model only once. I also had to jack up the L2CAP_TX_BUF_COUNT as all the segments are queued up before they are transmitted. I have a

"Is there a special reason why it is APPLICATION_BASE and not PROJECT_BASE ?" I don't know, I have been confused about that myself, I suspect you could s/APPLICATION_BASE/PROJECT_BASE/ Great that

Hey Sebastian, Thanks for the hint, now I got it working after a bit of tuning. I do have a question; the test Kconfig has the following code config ZEPHYR_BASE string option

Hi, "But the Kconfig in ~erwin/zephyr/ is the root of the menuconfig tree, and that knows nothing about my application in ~erwin/app/" This is what KBUILD_KCONFIG is for, as you seem to have

Hello all, is there a way to add menuconfig entries from outside the Zephyr source tree? For example having zephyr in ~erwin/zephyr/ and an application in ~erwin/app/. Compiling and configuring

On the next and subsequent tests, models on both elements are functioning as expected. Thanks again for your help, Steve

Oops, I deleted the configuration model from the secondary element and provisioning now completes. The secondary element still isn't behaving properly. It's not binding the model to the secondary