Hi all, I am trying to run aarch32 armv8r binary on Xen as domU guest and I am getting a data abort. I have changed the memory address in dts node as follows (based on my fvp address) :- -

You are the best. Thanks -- Nikos KaramolegkosR & D engineer at ICS-FORTHTelecommunications and Networks Lab (TNL)

Hello, Is there link with the devices that I can use with the DFU subsystem of zephyr? I am sure that there is support for nrf 52840 but what other devices I can use? I am looking for device with

https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/df9c0d8efa2ead7c42000780d5cb3cd08b162300/include/zephyr/drivers/flash.h#L80 https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/df9c0d8efa2ead7c4200078

Thanks, so this leads to flash_write function. But how this function works for different type of devices? For example for the nrf 52840 what is the body of this function? --

Hi there, https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/df9c0d8efa2ead7c42000780d5cb3cd08b162300/subsys/storage/stream/stream_flash.c#L178 Carles

Hello, It may be a stupid question but where is the code of the zephyr API? For example, where is the implementation of this function (which is called by the

I am currently making some kind of strange observation: When using a J-Link debugging probe (using Segger Ozone) and placing a breakpoint into the function nrf_uarte_disable(), located in the

Hi, From the logs its seems that the underlying `send()` call on the TCP socket failed – oddly enough, it takes place in the middle of the handshake, so it doesn’t seem to be a problem with

just a note, here are the mbedtls return codes: https://gist.github.com/erikcorry/b25bdcacf3e0086f8a2afb688420678e and not surprisingly it says that: 0x004E NET - Sending information through the

Hi Jeremy, thank you for this suggestion. A compiler warning showed me, that the old kind of pin-configuration is now deprecated and then I found out, that I have to use pin-control now. But

Hello Team, I'm new to zephyr RTOS, tried the samples to understand the https with the Zephyr & mbedtls. I've taken the http_get sample, compiled for qemu_x86 and ran but it failed to work. As per

Hi Volker, I’m no expert, but this may be something to do with pinctrl.dts: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/hardware/pinctrl/index.html which I don’t think was used in 2.4. This is now what

Hi, I am working on a custom hardware containing a nrf52840 and some peripherals. I am now upgrading from zephyr 2.4 to zephyr 3.1 and experiencing a significant power consumption increase. When

Hi Ivo, Not sure what could be the issue. Dont hesitate to raise an issue in github and we'll have a look. Thanks Erwan

Dear all, I tried to run ST BLE Sensor DEMO for Zephyr located here: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/samples/bluetooth/st_ble_sensor/README.html I build the example for nrf52840dongle_nrf52840,

Dear all, I tried to run ST BLE Sensor DEMO for Zephyr located here: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/samples/bluetooth/st_ble_sensor/README.html I build the example for nrf52840dongle_nrf52840,

It may be easier to direct your questions to the solution provider. Billy..

Hello, We started evaluating a security solution (https://www.sternumiot.com/) that integrates with Zephyr and provides protection of the code including the Zephyr itself against software

I don’t think you need to create your own backend if you are willing to send a PR or carry an out-of-tree patch. As long as your backed of choice is using log_output_msg_process(): From what I