The Kconfig.defconfig doesn’t look right config BOARD default "fuse board" I think it should be “fuseboard” or maybe “fuse_board” but I didn’t test it. I looked at every other board name in the zephyr

#customboard #dts

I wasn’t suspecting your FT232R HW, just how the various terminal programs set up the HW may be different. When all other debugging fails, nothing beats the certainty of capturing the waveforms with a

Hi Piotr There are may be pieces of equipment along the path between cutecom and the serial input on your micro-controller. Usually there is a USB to Serial chip. The programs inside screen and cuteco

When I need work to operate on a regular basis and not drift I create a work queue and a timer that is setup to submit the work to the queue on a regular basis. This way it doesn’t matter how long it

#api

I just looked at the wiring for the Thunderboard Sense 2. It is crazy…. Normally all of the I2C devices on a board are wired to a single I2C Bus. But the designers of the Thunderboard decided to conne

#driver #i2c

Hi Nikolaus I have yet to see a SOC that allows connecting one internal I2C controller to two sets of external pins at one time. Although theoretically possible it would be an unusual feature, and of

#driver #i2c

Adding an out of tree board is easy, I just set the variable BOARD_ROOT and the build system happily finds my_custom_board. This is nicely described by following the links from here: https://docs.zeph

Dear All: I have started a new project based on ESP32. To start I wrote boards files for the ESP32-CAM board and defined a single LED as a peripheral. I was able to compile the blinky sample, flash it

Dejavu, I think I have seen this question before. I don’t have a H7 or F7, but I remember a similar question was posted in April. Here is what it said, unfortunately there was no follow up to say if t

#networking #driver #ethernet #stm32

I have used the Longan module with Zephyr on nrf52840. I connected it to a Serial, then modified the Longan library to compile and work under Zephyr. This isn’t everything you need (missing the .h inc

#driver #uart #can

Hi George: I had no end of trouble with the built-in bluetooth adapter on my laptop. It was an Intel adapter and would only work if I moved the target Zephyr box about 15ft away from the laptop. I cha

You didn’t check the return code from fs_open(). I am pretty sure the open failed, I think the correct file path is “/SD:/plink.csv”. You then tried to write to a file with an invalid handle which cau

Did you power up the Accelerometer? You should read the full datasheet, here is what is says about power: Operating modes The LSM6DS33 has three operating modes available:  only accelerometer active

Hi Edyta Your code doesn’t show what value you used for I2C_ADDR. You will not get an ACK on the I2C bus if you have the wrong I2C addr for the LSM3DS33. Without an ACK, you get a bus error. I think y

Hi Edyta: There are two ways to read sensors. If your sensor has a driver and you have set it up in the device tree correctly you can simply use the sensor examples. If your sensor is really simple, y

Thanks Charles. Bug #26939 filed…. Let me know if there is any other info I can provide. https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/26939 Lawrence King Principal Developer +1(416)627-7302

Hi Charles, I tried your suggestion, unfortunately it doesn’t help. Every dts that uses mcumgr, also has the console on the same port, there is no existing board that routes the mcumgr to a different

Dear All: I am trying to setup mcumgr to allow code download over a serial port and use the shell. In this case I have 2 serial ports in play. The first serial port is where printk() sends messages. I

Hi Charles: This just my personal opinion on the subject. Two approvals is the right thing to do and what the TSC approved earlier this year. BUT, if the second +1 is just a rubber stamp approval of t

Hi Patrice: Your statement that the behavior of the LED is ‘inverted’ is completely correct. Your statement about the current is at best confusing. It is true that the GPIO doesn’t need to ‘source’ th