Hello, after all I am flashing the base firmware (first app) into 0x0 address and then using the CONFIG_FLASH_LOAD_OFFSET=0x20000 to the proj.conf of the second app I am flashing the second firmware i

#flash #nrf52480

Hello, Update: I just want to change the boot address (or slot) before the reboot, without using MCUboot. I am looking on zephyr documentation for a mechanism like this but I can not find any utility.

#flash #nrf52480

Thank you Carles, I would prefer not to use MCUboot. However, I have already checked MCUboot code in order to take some ideas. I am looking for something MCUboot interdependent. For example a function

#flash #nrf52480

Hi Nikos, Maybe you want to look at MCUboot, which supports this out of the box and is integrated with Zephyr? https://mcuboot.com/ https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/reference/kconfig/CONFIG_BOOTL

#flash #nrf52480

Hello, I am using nrf52840-dk module (this is not really important). I would like to write two different firmwares in my device in different addresses (slots). Lets say the first firmware is located a

#flash #nrf52480

Hello everyone, Now, I am implementing a Flash-map application for nRF52832. I have already included <storage/flash_map.h> and called flash_area_open() function, but I got an error when compile: undef

#driver #api #flash #nrf52832

Hi Lucas, You can use native_posix with NVS, the NVS sample (samples/subsys/nvs) almost works out of the box. So I would have a look at the sample code and use it as a base line. Steps (tested against

#nvs #flash

Good afternoon, I'm a zephyr newbie, trying to implement it into an IoT project! I'm aware that there is already a driver for the MX25 flash memory device in the nrf's dev kit, but I wasn't able to im

#flash #nrf52840 #spi

I have downloaded the Arduino IDE and that includes a version of BOSSAC that may be useful. That may be a quickest method to find a working replacement version. My interest in the use of bossac comes

#flash #west

I have checked old SDKs. SDK v0.9.2 (20 Oct 2017): no "-o" option for bossac. SDK v0.9.1 (20 May 2017): no "-o" option for bossac. The "-o" for bossac.py is added on 9 Jul 2018 https://github.com/zeph

#flash #west

Hi Yas, "yasokada via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <yasokada=gmail.com@...> writes: Correct -- where the binary in question is the one provided with the SDK. It may be unmaintained. I

#flash #west

Dear Marti Thank you very much for taking your time for this. From your information, it seems the bossac has "-o" options in source code, but does not have in binary execution code. > I would try comp

#flash #west

Hi Yas, "yasokada via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <yasokada=gmail.com@...> writes: I checked the bossac source code and the option seems to be available, so it doesn't look like there

#flash #west

Dear Marti and William Thank you for your reply. I tried using "--bossac-port", but still have problem about "-o" option. I checked my bossac option by ``` $ ~/Zephyr_191116/zephyr-sdk-0.10.3/sysroots

#flash #west

ninja flash [0/1] Flashing stm32_min_dev_blue -- west flash: using runner openocd -- runners.openocd: Flashing file: /home/amore/zephyrproject/zephyr/samples/basic/blinky/build/zephyr/zephyr.hex Open

#stm32 #flash

Not completely sure i understand your question but hopefully this will help. Step 3: west flash This builds your application then flash your device. So steps to flash your application are: Step 1: Ide

#flash #west

Hello, "yasokada via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <yasokada=gmail.com@...> writes: I don't have this board, and I can't help you with Q1 or Q3, but for Q2: you can always run this comm

#flash #west

My environment: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS board: Adafruit Trinket M0 RTOS: Zephyr 2.1.0-rc1 I was trying to use Adafruit Trinket M0. ### connections https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/boards/arm/adafruit_tr

#flash #west

Adding Erwan to see if he might have some insight. - k

#stm32 #flash

I am trying Zephyr for first time and just want to get going on an example on an available evaluation board. I found a match for: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/boards/arm/stm3210c_eval/doc/ind

#stm32 #flash