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Logging with a string via %s
sprintf(baTmpBuf, "%s", "ffffffff"); ? ---Original--- From: "lairdjm"<jamie.mccrae@...> Date: Wed, May 15, 2019 18:52 PM To: "devel@..."<devel@...>
sprintf(baTmpBuf, "%s", "ffffffff"); ? ---Original--- From: "lairdjm"<jamie.mccrae@...> Date: Wed, May 15, 2019 18:52 PM To: "devel@..."<devel@...>
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ARP request with 0.0.0.0 source ip
Add erhernet_init in init_func of your device. ARP table will be initialized. Resolved. ---Original--- From: "魏学波"<38900484@...> Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2018 11:09 AM To: "devel"<devel@...
Add erhernet_init in init_func of your device. ARP table will be initialized. Resolved. ---Original--- From: "魏学波"<38900484@...> Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2018 11:09 AM To: "devel"<devel@...
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· #5340
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ARP request with 0.0.0.0 source ip
Hi Community guys, I am using Ethernet device to do communication. There's a confusion. When sending a ARP request to find other device, Ethernet stack always fills source ip address with 0.0.0.0. I'm
Hi Community guys, I am using Ethernet device to do communication. There's a confusion. When sending a ARP request to find other device, Ethernet stack always fills source ip address with 0.0.0.0. I'm
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· #5337
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Zephyr Memory Heap Size
Hi Chintan, I'm not sure we can do like that. But you might define your customized mem pool, and take use of k_mem_alloc* instead. Looking forward to more ideas! Best Regards, Bub ---Original--- From:
Hi Chintan, I'm not sure we can do like that. But you might define your customized mem pool, and take use of k_mem_alloc* instead. Looking forward to more ideas! Best Regards, Bub ---Original--- From:
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· #5322
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Zephyr Memory Heap Size
Hi Chintan, It's a single maximum size block. I'm wondering which scenario you need such big block. Best Regards, Bub ---Original--- From: " via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org"<meetcd=yahoo.com@...
Hi Chintan, It's a single maximum size block. I'm wondering which scenario you need such big block. Best Regards, Bub ---Original--- From: " via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org"<meetcd=yahoo.com@...
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two iface in one device
Actually, I only need do one time initialization that is for CP startup. In CP, STA and softap will be running after initializing. But now, I define two devices for STA and softap that are different m
Actually, I only need do one time initialization that is for CP startup. In CP, STA and softap will be running after initializing. But now, I define two devices for STA and softap that are different m
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· #5293
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two iface in one device
Hi Jukka, Thanks for your response. It's not offloading driver. It's out of tree in development. Best Regards, Bub Wei ---Original--- From: "Jukka Rissanen"<jukka.rissanen@...> Date: Mon,
Hi Jukka, Thanks for your response. It's not offloading driver. It's out of tree in development. Best Regards, Bub Wei ---Original--- From: "Jukka Rissanen"<jukka.rissanen@...> Date: Mon,
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· #5292
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two iface in one device
Hi , I would like to define two net ifaces in one device. Wi-Fi STA and softap are two types of ifaces at app layer, but only one device at driver layer is enough,that is only one NET_DEVICE_INIT invo
Hi , I would like to define two net ifaces in one device. Wi-Fi STA and softap are two types of ifaces at app layer, but only one device at driver layer is enough,that is only one NET_DEVICE_INIT invo
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· #5288
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