Hi, I get it, thanks for your patience explain.

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Hi, "hotkernel via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <hotkernel=163.com@lists.zephyrproject.org> writes: It doesn't matter how you get the source code; west will work too. The important thing is that you need

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Hi Carles, Thank you for reminding me that the guiconfig was introduced after the release of Zephyr 1.14 at master. So if use the git clone to get the source code not by the west tool (git clone https

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Hi there, I can’t explain it unless you are not on the current master. guiconfig was introduced after the release of Zephyr 1.14, so if you are on 1.14 you won’t be able to use it. Carles

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Hi Carles, Here is my detail steps to reproduce this fail: OS version: Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS 64 bits install zephyr development environment: 1. sudo apt-get update 2. sudo apt-get upgrade 3. sudo apt-get

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Hi there, Can you please let us know what error you get? Also, can you give us more details including which Zephyr version (master, 1.14, etc), what Host OS (Linux, Windows, macOS) and which toolchain

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Hi, after I building the example: samples/bluetooth/hci_uart, under the directory "build", I can run "ninja menuconfig" command successfully, but run "ninja guiconfig" failed. I have searched the zeph

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Hi Bo, Glad to hear you got this working. The recommended mechanism to install Git in the Zephyr Getting Started guide is to use Chocolatey, which does update the PATH with the Git folder (unless some

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Hi Carles, And thank you very much for the very quick answer. I have installed git version 2.20.1 on my Windows and for some reason git doesn't add the path of its binary folder to the PATH environmen

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Hi Bo, I notice 2 issues with your screenshots: You are running `west init` in c:\. I certainly would not recommend that. My recommendation would be to initialize zephyr in your user folder (typically

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Hi zephyr, I am not able to install the latest zephyr on Windows following the getting started guide. I have previously installed zephyr on Windows without any issues. But following the latest getting

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Hi Carles, Manually adding your new code lines to my jlink.py works. Regards, Bo

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Thanks. I’ve sent a PR to the west repo to fix this. If you could test it (simply get the file and overwrite your local jlink.py) and approve it it would be most helpful. https://github.com/zephyrproj

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Hi Carles, Number 2 works fine. Thanks a lot. Regards, Bo

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Right, I think I know what is going on, the default value in the constructor is not being used. I believe there are 2 ways to try and fix the issue until we submit a patch: Add a line board_runner_arg

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Hi Carles, And thank you very much for your quick response. I have renamed 'JLinkExe' to 'JLink.exe' in line 20 of my local jlink.py. I also renamed 'JLinkGDBServer' to 'JLinkGDBServer.exe' in line 23

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The same problem occurs using the nxp kw41z board and windows 10

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Hi there, The jlink runner will try to execute a file named “JLinkExe”. This exists on Linux but I just checked my Windows machine and it is named differently, namely “JLink.exe”’. I think we need a p

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Hi, I have followed the getting started guide and installed zephyr, GNU, and tools on a Windows 7 machine and now trying to build and flash the "hello_world" sample. I'm following the guidelines for t

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Hi Sebastian, I tried deleting build folder and created again. Compilation successful without any issues. Issue not seen anymore Thanks, Balasubramanyam Rangineni

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