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

Hey all, is there anybody working on CAN drivers and/or higher level CAN stacks like CANOpen ? - Erwin

Hey Anas, Well than I will be happy :-) But do they offer what Zephyr needs? Especially when it comes to the C library. To take the RTEMS example again, newlib has a lot of RTEMS support in

Hi, Some engineers from BayLibre will be there, as usual :-D Best regards, Mike -- Michael Turquette CEO BayLibre - At the Heart of Embedded Linux http://baylibre.com/

Hello Jukka,

For the last few years there has been an IOT track at ELCE. Not sure what the plan is this year for that. I know a fair number of Zephyr developers and maintainers have attended in the past. - k

Hi all, Not sure if this is the right mailing list for this, but does anybody plan to participate at the Embedded Linux Conference Europe in Prague, this October? If so, what are the subject(s)

Hi Paul, When we had gerrit and jenkins, some of the net tests run slightly longer that what was desired, so they were marked as build only. Now that situation is different with github and shippable,

Hello, As I'm approaching final steps in preparing BSD Sockets patchset for submission, I'm looking into a way to add some tests for it. Testing of networking functionality is by default hard,

Hi, I just noticed all my previous rc notifications were stuck and not sent out. Sorry about that. We have just tagged rc4 which is is very close to the final release pending completion of the

Erwin, The experience should be the same as with the current SDK. I did not say anything about downloading IDEs and from various vendors. There are well-established, standalone toolchains available

Hey Anas, thanks for the explanation, I just wondered because Intel, Linaro, the Linux Foundation, etc. all seem Yocto members, where crosstools-ng seems to be pretty much a one-man-show (looking at

The current SDK is very difficult to maintain, requires lots of resources to build and is not compatible with how crosstool compilers from vendors are being distributed. There are a few other issues,

Hey All, when going over the 1.9 plans I noticed "sdk-ng". When looking into the "sdk-ng" repo I noticed switching from yocto to crosstools-ng. One question; why ? - Erwin

Hey Anas, Yeah newlib offers hooks for a lot of things, but that not just means changing Zephyr, but also the toolchains (if I understood correctly). And here is where the 1.9 features come in, if

Not following how this is related to Posix and feature of 1.9. AFAIK, What is missing is a hook for gettimeofday in lib/libc/newlib/libc-hooks.c which can then get the needed information from the