Hello everyone, I have seen that other IoT OS use tinydtls for authentication over CoAP and IEEE 802.15.4. On the other hand,  the Zephyr RTOS I have seen (in documentation 1.9) that uses mbed TLS

Hi Marc, Thanks for the response. In that case, can i install multiple version of Python? What version of Python needed in this project? Regards, Kay Li

You have a very old Python version in your HOME directory, is that on purpose? Does some other project require it maybe? Marc From:<users@...> on behalf of KAY LI NG <kayli0109@...> Date:

Hi there, While performing west init, i face this issue. $ west initzephyrproject Traceback (mostrecent call last): File"/home/gchee2/.local/bin/west", line 11, in <module>

I would like to use Zephyr with my Frdm K64f to program an HC-05 Bluetooth module using AT commands. Could you help explaining were I need to start? For now my board are running cdc_acm composite

I believe I made some progress after including "myRepo" as a submodule, however now I am running into this: Including module: in path: /home/stan/projects/projectRed/myRepo CMake Error at

Hi all, I'm working on a custom product based on the nRF9160 and am trying to setup our version control repo outside of the Zephyr (or in this case the Nordic SDK). Currently I have the following

Agenda: * DT Clocks: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/16957 https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/16958 https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/15585 * DT GPIO

If the feature isn't horribly misimplemented, does what is expected of it and is expected to have very little maintenance costs, why drop it? I haven't used the feature, but I can definitely picture a

Hi Marti, I haven't personally used this feature at time of writing but I can imagine it would be useful for merging in a bootloader, e.g. we have a design that has 3 components: 1. Nordic MBR 2.

Hi, Is anybody using the HEX_FILES_TO_MERGE build system property? It was originally added by Nordic, but has since been removed from our downstream Zephyr distribution, and I personally think it

On Ubuntu/Debian try: sudo apt-get install flashrom. Even if you don't care about flashrom, it comes with a /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/z60_flashrom.rules file that is interesting. Fedora ships with the

" via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <kayli0109=gmail.com@...> writes: Do you have the appropriate udev rules for your device installed so your user has permissions to access it?

Agenda: - Sensor API: Update on progress - GPIO: Update on progress Additional items in the "Triage" column in the GitHub project may be discussed if time permits. If you want an item included in

Hi Kay, What VM software are you using, VMWare or Virtual Box? With VMWare I just select VM -> Removable Devices -> <device> -> Connect (Disconnect from host), and then it appears inside my VM

Does the device node in the guest have the appropriate permissions? Does it work if you run "west flash" as root? Honestly USB passthrough has never worked well for me (though I'm

Hi, When I ninja flash on to my atmel board, I receive this error "unable to open CMSIS-DAP device" but my device is detected by the VM when I do "lsusb". How should I proceed? I am using Windows as

Hi Carles, I have installed the extension pack, and choose the usb, but i still get the error of "unable toopen CMSIS-DAP device" when i do ninja flash. Do u know what have i missed out? Regards, Kay

Hi there, Yes, many of us use Virtual Machines and flash the boards from inside the VM. You just need to transfer ownership of the USB device to the VM and then install the required drivers inside

Hi, I setup zephyr in Ubuntu virtual machine on Windows Host. I wonder if i can flash to my atmel board through virtual machine? Regards, Kay Li