Hello, I'm use the sample code at \zephyr\tests\bluetooth\shell\ and the HW platform is nrf52840dk, what I'm trying to do is to make HW send ADV_EXT_IND and AUX_ADV_IND. After flashing the firmware

Michael, Some interesting thoughts but it might be worth having a look at the lsm9ds0_mfd driver, it has configuration options for the various sensor functions. This might be a good guide to help

I believe https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/20287 is relevant to this problem. At the time there was no solution; now it may be that DT_NODE_HAS_COMPAT(DT_DRV_INST(N),

That sounds good. The second part of the problem is iterating over both the lsm6dsl and lsm6ds3 types. Doing two DT_INST_FOREACH_STATUS_OKAY(fn), one for each compat, can give name collisions. Any

Hi Michael, "Michael Hope via lists.zephyrproject.org" <michaelh=juju.nz@...> writes: Have you tried to set some state in the config structure based on the value of

Hi there. I'm porting Zephyr to the Arduino Nano 33 IOT. The board has a LSM6DS3 IMU which is very similar to the LSM6DSL that's already supported by Zephyr and I'd like to re-use it. I've

Hi everyone, This week the TSC approved the list of current maintainers in#24152. As a result, I have invited all of the approved maintainers to join the zephyrproject-rtos GitHub organization and

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Here’s the agenda topics for this week: * Discussion on CONFIG_MULTITHREADING=n - Do we continue to support it and what functionality should be expected to work in that

I use Matrix on other channels. It works pretty nicely, and the open source factor is a bonus. Reto summed it up pretty well... hope you all do consider it a bit more.

Hi Kumar, Being a Matrix homeserver administrator myself (Synapse/Riot-Web), but never having used Discord, I'd like to know what (apart form Adafruit) made Discord look like the most interesting

Hello, "Nashif, Anas" <anas.nashif@...> wrote: +2, one for each account. I find the threads hard to use/follow in realtime, and apparently very hard to get back to in archive if you don't know

If Zephyr is non-profit (which it seems to be), then it will be eligible to sign up for G Suite for nonprofit which includes many features for free. I have personally set this up for two non-profits

Jett, Zephyr project is not subscribed to any gsuite plans, free or paid. AFAIK we use google docs from LF in some areas. Maybe we should look into the non-profit “companies” option. Never heard

I am not saying IRC is a quality chat client, but the model works in that you can also chat without threads, and it has been done and is being done in many places already. I personally find threads an

Age is not necessarily a sign of quality. Usenet is still around in some form or another, but nobody is advocating we use it for Zephyr, are they? I think the IRC style of simultaneously carrying on

It depends who you ask, lots of people actually do not care or like threads the way they are implemented in Slack. This is basically a place where conversation just get buried. IRC did not have

Are we tracking the Zephyr requirements for a chat server anywhere, and assessing them against a list of candidate services? Based on some trials at

I know that Zephyr uses Google docs already, and that Gsuite is free for non-profit companies. Have we considered chat.google.com as an alternative? It may be free or part of what Zephyr is already

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