Hi Frank, Please try not to use any “edit” feature on the mailing lists web-interface. It makes it very difficult to understand what’s going on when reading your emails with a normal email

https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/reference/kconfig/CONFIG_BT_SETTINGS.html Merging /home/frv/zephyr/samples/bluetooth/peripheral_hr/prj.conf warning: BT_SETTINGS (defined at

Hello Anas, Do we make Zephyr 1.14 release with the stable 0.9.5 SDK? "Nashif, Anas" <anas.nashif@...> wrote: [] -- Best Regards, Paul Linaro.org | Open source software for ARM SoCs Follow

Hi Johan, thanks for the feedback. - conn.h and missing function void set_bondable(): Not sure what went wrong but in my git checkout I see after executing the command git branch in the

Hi Frank, Why do you say that? It’s still there in include/bluetooth/conn.h. However, the comment is correct - Zephyr defaults to bondable, so you only need to touch this stuff if you want to

Hi, Bonding: If the pairing process has succeeded is bonding automatically done? I don't really understand the comment in the Bluetooth API for the function call: "For the vast majority of

Hi, We are excited to announce the availability of a new pre-release of the Zephyr SDK. This release of the SDK provides a major update to all tools and toolchains. The current SDK was based on

Hi David,

With west merged in does that mean we can no longer use the cmake/ninja debug type of flow (I'm seeing a problem). If not, will the west setup instructions work on an existing working directory or do

Hi Sven, There is an open issue: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/11917 Please feel free to review and provide feedback. Best, Marti > > > >

Hi! I have written a bitbanged 1-wire driver for the nRF52 to interface with DS18B20 sensors. Since it seems to be impossible to read back from a pulled up open-drain driver without clearing the DIR

Hello Dave, "Dave Marples" <dave@...> wrote: Thanks for this post. The best suggestion I however would have is to look it up in the mailing list archive and link from the Github

Hello Kumar, "Kumar Gala" <kumar.gala@...> wrote: So, did the freeze officially happen on last Friday? What next steps can we expect? [] -- Best Regards, Paul Linaro.org | Open source

Folks, I'm new around here so please bear with me and nudge me in the right direction if I get things wrong. I have just submitted Pull Request 13031 which implements DMA mode on the STM32F4 series

Hi Johan, Indeed when using the Big Endian I'm getting the same result. I was mislead as I thought I had to use the little endian as my BLE central applic that needs to decode runs on a BBB, that is

Hi Johan, Thanks, yup, I succeeded just before reading your answer. Indeed I wrongly set my array size, and that after 25 years of 'professional' programming, shame on me... :(. Anyhow, I'm getting

Hi Frank, ... The “_le” in bt_encrypt_le stands for “little endian”. Most Bluetooth protocols are little endian, which is why this convenience API exists. Generic crypto APIs OTOH are usually

Hi Frank, That’s a zero-length array, i.e. it’s not allocating any memory for the variable. Consequently, trying to read or write bd1[0] will cause unexpected behaviour. Other than that I

Hi, If I want to use "bt_encrypt_le", what should be the specification to find the right AES decryptor? I thought I could use the AES_ECB_decrypt from the tiny-AES-C library see :

Hi Joakim, Thanks for your feedback on the topic. Indeed currently I'm using "passkey authorization" during the pairing process. Although I don't have a keyboard or display on my BLE devices I have