Hello Zephyr Development Community I am currently working on implementing the Nordic NRFX PDM driver into Zephyr. My pull request is here if you're interested: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/ze

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Thank you both for detailed answers! We will continue to consider this idea for user mode drivers with the previously mentioned caveats, and we will see if implementing them is too onerous or not. Tha

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Hi Jett, It should certainly be possible to do this, where you implement driver logic as just code which makes other system calls at a lower-level bus abstraction to interact with the hardware. It wou

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Hi, Jett ✈ Rink via lists.zephyrproject.org <jettrink=google.com@...> writes: The devicetree describes the hardware. Whether or not a particular software driver runs in user mode o

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Hey all, Do all "drivers" need to be run in supervisor mode (within the kernel)? I am specifically thinking about external ICs that are connected to an embedded controller running Zephyr via i2c/SPI/e

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"Frederik David Damsgaard Popp via lists.zephyrproject.org" <frdm=demant.com@...> writes: You're welcome! Correct. Those HAS_HW_NRF_* options are slated for removal at some point:

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Hi Martí Thank you for your detailed answer! This was a great help First of all, I won't claim to be an audio expert, so this is purely based on what I have learned the past couple of weeks. As far as

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Hi there; responses inline. "Frederik David Damsgaard Popp via lists.zephyrproject.org" <frdm=demant.com@...> writes: I'm not an audio expert, but are you sure the existing audio c

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Hello Zephyr development community. I'm not quite sure where to post this, but I'll start here. I am currently preparing for my bachelor thesis project, where I will attempt to perform some sort of Au

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