Hi, I'm starting a project based on the BLE Micro module from Seeedstudio. Since this "board" was not supported but the RedBear BLE nano board is the most similar one, I created a custom board

Hi all, We are pleased to announce the release of Zephyr RTOS version 2.3.0. Major enhancements with this release include: * A new Zephyr CMake package has been introduced, reducing the need

We have a generic risc-v toolchain that support both 32 and 64-bit risc-v (riscv64-zephyr-elf). There isn’t a specific toolchain for IBEX. - k

Hello, I am using Ubuntu and have been through the Getting Started Document and have arrived at point where you: Run the installer, installing the SDK in ~/zephyr-sdk-0.11.3: I have done the

Hi Dave, Most of the questions you ask are better answered by looking at the code directly. The level of detail you ask for is not reflected in the doc. - Does the ethernet driver come from

I'm a longtime FreeRTOS user (many shipping products) interested in Zephyr. Why? Tired of the endless hassles and cost debugging and/or rewriting crap drivers and/or

Hi, I have trouble getting full usage of the RAM on my SoC using zephyr and I might need a little help as I have not found the needed information in the doc. Here's the situation: I'm using Zephyr

Additionally to Carles's answer, let me point you to an on going PR that aims at implementing lp modes on stm32: https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/19026 It only supports L4/WB series

Hi Noëlle, Thanks for the kind words. You can use CMSIS, which is built-in with Zephyr, for WFI. Simply use: __WFI(); in your C code. The definition is

Hello, I am building an application on top of Zephyr that does communicate via MQTT to AWS IoT. I have been using the built in JSON library [1] to encode/parse the messages in json format. Up until

Hi everyone! First of all: thanks specifically to Carles Cufi for taking the time a few months ago to give very detailed answers to my questions on whether Zephyr would be a right choice for our

Hi Jim, Zephyr requires Python 3.6, you seem to be using Python 3.5. Carles

Hello, I am new to Zephyr. Problem with Getting Started Guide, UBUNTU Tab Get Zephyr and install Python dependencies 2. Get the Zephyr source code: west init ~/zephyrproject jws@DESKTOP-AJSFNLH:~$

Hi all, The second release candidate for Zephyr 2.3.0 has now been tagged (v2.3.0-rc2). The current issue counts are: - 1 high-priority bug - 16 medium-priority bugs The high-priority bug (#23364)

Thank you Jukka for your reply. I think I will stay with the nrf52840 dk. If there is no other suggestion -- Nikos Karamolegkos R & D engineer at ICS-FORTH Telecommunications and Networks Lab

Just an FYI, working on moving pinmux for SAM0 over to DTS like I did for atmel SAM. Also, we’re under some discussions on QSPI so good to know that you are looking at support for that as well on

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Hi Nikos, Don't know about exact boards, but currently we have 802.15.4 drivers for following chips/shields in drivers/ieee802154 source "drivers/ieee802154/Kconfig.cc2520" source

Hello to everyone, in this link1 there is a list with all the modules supported by zephyr. I am interested in 802.15.4 modules that are fully supported by Zephyr's kernel. Based on this discussion and

Yip, looks like I jumped the gun. Sorry about that!