Generally it's much more often than 50 days. The hardware counter is the overflow that needs to be detected, not the millisecond count. With a 24 bit counter updating at 100+ MHz speds (c.f.

Hello Liang, I gave a presentation at Embedded Linux Conference about this exact subject. Slides:

Hey, I seem to recall this mentioned in the documentation, but now I can't find it anywhere. What are the ramifications/constraints of relying upon a 64 bit k_uptime_get if one wants to avoid the 55

Hi Jeff, I can't speak of in progress drivers. The best way to understand how to create drivers in zephyr, in my experience so far, is to look at the current drivers. That said if the devices really

If the 4G/5G modem module is AT command based, it’s possible to add in zephyr through SOCKET OFFLOAD or NET CONTEXT OFFLOAD. You can refer the codes in drivers/modem/ublox-sara-r4.c for NB-IoT

Hi, there, I am wondering if 4G/5G modem is supported by Zephyr? Or any plan to support 4G/5G modem in Zephyr in a future? B.R. Liang

"Kinder, David B" <david.b.kinder@...> writes: FWIW, recent versions of pip3 install will warn you if ~/.local/bin (or wherever it installs packages with --user) are not on PATH, so hopefully

Allen Curtis <allen@...> writes: I'm referring to my response below:

Great! We’re working on an updated getting started guide that streamlines this setup process so some important steps such as updating the PATH are not missed (so easily). Check out

I’m with Charles. I had to add this to my .bashrc export PATH=~/.local/bin:$PATH Once I did this everything is good. Lawrence King Principal Developer +1(416)627-7302

I did not see the “python -m site” in the instructions. -- Allen Curtis Medical Device Architect Critical Software Solutions, LLC

"Cufi, Carles" <Carles.Cufi@...> writes: I don't think that's the issue here. Jaemin can run west, but west can't import pykwalify. That's not a PATH (environment variable) issue, but

Allen Curtis <allen@...> writes: What distro are you using? Did you try running python3 -m site as described below to debug?

Right, but that doesn’t require you to set PYTHONPATH, but to add that dotlocal folder to your PATH. See here: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/getting_started/index.html#python-and-pip

Not my experience. The last time I installed the dependencies went into a dotlocal directory under the user account. Python couldn’t find them. -- Allen Curtis Medical Device Architect Critical

Hi Jaemin, Allen, "Allen Curtis via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <allen=criticalsoftwaresolutions.com@...> writes: Hmm, that shouldn't be needed if the Python dependencies were

Hi all, Is there a BMX160 driver in the works? I see that there are drivers for the BMI160 and the BMM150 but nothing for the BMX160. Even Bosch does not provide a driver for the BMX160. Instead

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W25* flash should already be supported with the `jedec,spi_nor` driver. The nxp_rt1064 target uses a W25Q32 device with that driver. IMO we should get rid of w25q16 as it confuses things. Peter