Sounds good. Thank you so much Jukka. I think I will end up using NET_EVENT_IPV4_ADDR_ADD event for now. Any expected ETA for the patch you mentioned? ...Approximately ! Many Regards, Karthik Prabhu

Hi Karthik, For IPv4 monitoring NET_EVENT_IPV4_ADDR_ADD is best option atm. For IPv6 the NET_EVENT_IPV6_DAD_SUCCEED and/or NET_EVENT_IPV6_ROUTER_ADD should be used instead. These events are not

Hi Marti, I am able to chainload the MCUBoot bootloader as specified inhttps://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/boards/arm/nrf52840_pca10059/doc/index.html#programming-and-debugging. After

Hi Marti, Thanks. I had made my project as west manifest to pull out some other repositories and so I missed adding tinycbor to my west.yml . Rgds, Venkat. On

Hi, I wanted to know if there are network events which I can subscribe, to know when the network init is complete. If there is one, I want to wait and use the callback to notify my app that then

Hi Maureen: The J-Link firmware for the LPC4332 on the RT1064has 2 issues, the first was rather easy to work around. The firmware doesn’t enable the “POWER_EN” signal (pin P3_1), hence

Hi Lawrence, I’m not sure yet what’s going on with the J-Link firmware on this board – the USB CDC enumerates but the J-Link commander fails to connect to the RT1064 target. The LPC-Link2

Hi, The tinycbor code was moved to its own repository. You need to run ‘west update’ in your zephyr west installation to get the code. For details on west, please see

For the record, I found a minor bug with the bt_mesh_fault_update() API in that it wasn’t properly updating the publication message before sending it. I’ve submitted a PR (one-line patch) to fix

Hi, I am trying to compile mcuboot (latest version from git) with zephyr v1.14.0-rc3. I am getting this error: mcuboot/boot/boot_serial/src/boot_serial.c:36:10: fatal error:

Hi Billy, Actually, I think I missed the fact in the earlier emails that this was specifically about the health server and not just any model publishing. The health server is a special case and does

Continuing: I Installed the LPCScript utilities on both Ubuntu, and Windows from

I have looked into the health_svr.h and found that the “helper” does not have an update callback. Maybe in might be worth adding to allow periodic updates. I will change my app to use the generic

Johan, Fantastic, thanks. I am using the BT_SETTINGS and calling settings_load(). I use this as a short cut for development purposes. The Update callback well spotted many thanks. The lack of

Hi Billy, (added zephyr-users back to CC - please don’t drop it since others may benefit from this information as well) There are a many problems with the above: 1. The model publication is

Hi Billy, It should be working even with a single fault, and this has e.g. been tested with the PTS which does configure periodic publishing during some of its test cases. Is your source code

Hi All, Have a unusual issue i cant get to the bottom of, I am attempting to implement a Mesh Health Server yet I seem to have come across some odd behaviour. If i set a publication period for the

Is there anything else I could check to make it work?

Well I have made progress resolving this problem. (but not resolved) It turns out the that LPC4322 chip on the RT1064 board has two sets of firmware in it. 1) the DAPLINK firmware, and 2)

Hi Alexander, I don’t know if this is the cause of your issue, but it implies that you have something in flash (the storage partition) that the application doesn’t expect. Before investigating