Hi there, This means that you don’t have a full zephyr environment. Please follow the Getting Started Guide from scratch and you should be able to get this working: https://docs.zephyrproject.org/late

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Hello, I’m a student in electronics and I’m trying to use Zephyr on the VEGABoard, but I’m facing some issues. I’ve been able to run some demos provided by openisa in the sdk, and modify some, using G

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Hi Isn't `ninja menuconfig` what you are looking after? Link : https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/guides/kconfig/menuconfig.html?highlight=menuconfig . Regards

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I execute ubuntu18 in VM and test zephyr project is successful However, since the program cannot be transferred under win, do zephyr project in the shared folder But, west cannot create the build.ninj

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attached my Dockerfile and myscript1.sh

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Hi, Right now, the only way to handle submodules with west is the way you're currently doing it. If you are interested in submitting a PR with support, I think it'd make sense to add. The only wrinkle

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You appear to be using Python 3.5. Zephyr requires Python 3.6. I am surprised the build got this far along. You should have seen an error about this earlier. "Stefan Hristozov via Lists.Zephyrproject.

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Hi, Please check your build directory's zephyr_modules.txt file to make sure it is being included in the list. If it's not, please check where you are setting ZEPHYR_EXTRA_MODULES again. If it is pres

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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

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llvm/clang isn’t supported for ARM SoCs. - k

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"leonardomt via Lists.Zephyrproject.Org" <leonardomt=gmail.com@...> writes: No, sorry, I just built it on the command line. I'm not an Eclipse user, sorry :(. It does sound like th

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Hi Eric: You need to download and install a newer version of the Device Tree Compiler (dtc). Here is the easiest way I have found to do this: wget http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/d/device-t

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Hi Marc, Just seeing this, thanks for the follow-up. I think this question of how much material to provide for auxiliary tools and dependencies is a probably a tough one. I think with pip/python, corr

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Merci Port 3333 was the missing detail :D A small add: Debugging with the "C/C++ Remote Application" have problems resolving symbols and code. You get errors like that: """ Using runner: openocd Open

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