Hi, I also tried these configurations, according to .dts specs: - prj.conf: CONFIG_DMA=y - app.overlay: / { }; &i2c4 { }; But it doesn't compile: Error: disco_l475_iot1.dts.pre.tmp:1939.55-56 syntax

Hi everyone, Following the proposed agenda for our next meeting: - Kick off the group - PSA crypto API adoption on Zephyr p.s: I've broadcasted this email to several mailing lists just

Hi, I am trying to make an array that would bypass cache. I declare it like this: volatile __attribute__((aligned(64))) __attribute__((packed)) uint32_t __attribute__((uncached)) buffer[4] = {0} After

Hi everyone, I'd like to invite anyone to join the new working group dedicated to security on Zephyr. Information about meetings and mailing list can be found

Hey, I did not try to build myself, but after quickly looking into your code, I have a few ideas, you could give a try: The dts/bindings filenames are missing your `x`.

Hi, I would like to develop an out-of-tree driver and there is an example provided in zephyrproject-rtos github(https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/example-application). I have followed the

Hi, I'm Bortoluzzi Daniele, and I'm developing, for my master's thesis with University of Turin, a project using platformio and zephyr, helped by my thesis advisor and co-supervisor. I would like to

I noticed that specific code too, and I agreed with you that probably we should adapt hci_spi driver. Unfortunately, at the moment, it's out of scope for my thesis, because I don't have too much time

Hello, I am using nRF52833 Soc with nRF Connect SDK v1.7.0 and SES (Nordic Edition) v5.6.0 (64-bit). I have two project configuration files prj_debug.conf and prj_release.conf I switch between the two

PR has been submitted now. By the way: The change of the mac address works fine now and the new one will be used consequently now by the whole network stack. Thanks a lot. Von: Jukka

Hi Bernd, Indeed, the code should return the value of "ret" variable. Would you be able to send a PR that fixes the issue? Cheers, Jukka

Hi Jukka, thanks for hat good advice! I have tried to change the mac address using the net_mgmt API as it can be found in the example you suggested. net_mgmt(NET_REQUEST_ETHERNET_SET_MAC_ADDRESS,

If you look at code under BT_SPI_BLUENRG, you'll see that it proposes some specific code that was required to add on top of bare hci_spi driver to get the module working. I haven't add a look to

Hi Bernd, when chaning the MAC from the application, you should use the net_mgmt API so that the Ethernet driver knows that the link address is changed. See for example

Never mind: my motivation was to find a scheduler-suspension mechanism that works in the same way between Zephyr and FreeRTOS (since our code runs on both), and I thought the two were different but

Apologies if I've missed this in the documentation but I'm looking for a way to suspend the Zephyr scheduler so that my task is not descheduled under any circumstances (until I re-enable the

Hi, Zephyr SDK 0.14.0-beta1 has been released. https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/sdk-ng/releases/tag/v0.14.0-beta1 This is the first Zephyr SDK release to support all three major host

Dear Users, currently I have some trouble setting the ethernet MAC Address on an NUCLEO-H753ZI Board. After setting the MAC address I got some strange behavior: When I try to ping my notebook from

Hi Erwan, thank you for the response. We are using sensortile.box with SPBTLE-1S BLE v4.2 connectivity. In fact we are currently don't use BT_SPI_BLUENRG config. What do you suggest us to integrate

Hello Daniele, You're globally in the right direction, but please note that stm32l562_dk actually uses a SPBTLE-RFTR module, based on BlueNRG-MS (BLE v4.1). SensorTile board use, depending on