Hi,
I totally get that NuttX is open source and community driven.
For me, and a lot of people I know in the embedded device industry,
whenever I have to choose an OS or framework or library for a device
product, whether it's open source or commercial, depending on the kind
of product (real pr
Mike,
I think it is similar to other BLE chips supported by NuttX. We need
more examples and features, normally people that uses it with NuttX
normally figure out how to do something specific for their needs and
it is done. So, someone else (this time you) will need to reinvent the
wheel.
Recentl
Hi Mike,
Actually NuttX doesn't use Zephyr BLE Stack, it uses an ancient BLE
stack that Intel released as BSD license.
That stack was used on Zephyr and evolved a lot with help from Nordic
Semi. It was only a guy from Nordic that started porting that stack to
nRF51/nRF52 and Nordic end-up adding
Hi!
Mike, NuttX is a community-driven project. There are a lot of ongoing
developments regarding CI testing, quality control and documentation
improvements. This job is mostly done by individual developers, although
there are some companies that help do that by keeping their own
infrastructure to
12.2.1 is an actual release. How did it pass testing and end up as an
actual release?
Unfortunately, all of this is leading me to believe that NuttX bluetooth
support for esp32 is just not mature or production quality and probably
should not be in any kind of actual "release" version of NuttX
Unfortunately, from what I remember, nimble only supports ble5? I
didn't think it supported bt4 (classic). The app I'm writing has to
support being a beacon using both.
So, the ble implementation in NuttX is all on someone's head and not
documented anywhere? Who wrote it? How do you even k
Hi!
Well, I was finally able to reproduce something similar to what you've
reported. When I switched to ` nuttx-12.2.1`, I was able to see the
NuttShell console indication but I wasn't able to type anything on it.
Could you please get nuttx from git e build from master?
I did the same and I appl
Hi!
There is no documentation available for that, but I can add some
information about BLE and Wi-Fi and, hopefully, you can try and submit an
example application for the NuttX community.
Well, the `esp32-devkitc:blewifi` already does the radio sharing with
Wi-Fi. As you've said, it builds only t
Hi,
I still have not heard back about this. Is there any documentation for
developing with BLE on NuttX (with esp32)? I can't find anything. I
found a presentation that says it's based on Zephyr but the NuttX code
doesn't seem to have anything at all in it like what's in the Zephyr api
doc
The make bootloader command, by default, downloads the most recent pre-compiled
binaries. Downloading them manually can still be done as long as you make sure
you are grabbing the most recent version. You can also build it (or MCUboot)
from source by changing the image configuration options in
Hahaha, true!
I use my blog as my personal reference!
I always feed my blog, but somethings I forget to update the
Documentation/ directory.
"Do as I say, not as I do!" ;-)
BR,
Alan
On 9/1/23, Mike Moretti wrote:
> Wait, so you're telling me I should submit a PR, but you spent
> the time to
Wait, so you're telling me I should submit a PR, but you spent
the time to document this on your own web site instead of submitting a
PR to the official NuttX docs yourself? ;-)
-m
On 9/1/2023 10:02 AM, Alan C. Assis wrote:
Probably because we didn't update the documentation yet! :-)
We're
Probably because we didn't update the documentation yet! :-)
We're developers, we don't care about documentation...
documentation is for wimps!
Of course we need to improve our documentation! This is why all new PR
introducing some new feature I insist to people include documentation.
Please c
Wait, so, the NuttX docs say to just download the bootloader/partitions
from some link. If we have to make the bootloader ourselves why isn't
that part of the NuttX official documentation?
-m
On 9/1/2023 9:13 AM, Alan C. Assis wrote:
Hi Mike,
Please sure you are using the right bootloader t
Hi Mike,
Please sure you are using the right bootloader too:
https://acassis.wordpress.com/2022/09/27/flashing-nuttx-bootloader-and-firmware-using-make-command/
BR,
Alan
On 9/1/23, Mike Moretti wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So, just to be sure, I made a completely fresh directory, untarred the
> 12.2.1 ta
Hi,
So, just to be sure, I made a completely fresh directory, untarred the
12.2.1 tarballs into it, did ./tools/configure.sh esp32-devkitc:blewifi,
changed only DEBUG_ASSERTIONS and DEBUG_ASSERTIONS_EXPRESSION and then
flashed. It boots to nsh but then doesn't accept any input; it's hung.
I
Hi Mike,
We have been using NuttX on ESP32 for a while. The `esp32-devkitc:blewifi`
is run by our internal pipeline (which sets the `DEBUG_ASSERTIONS` and
`DEBUG_ASSERTIONS_EXPRESSION`, btw) and we had no problems running it.
Again: please use the `esp32-devkitc:nxdiag` configuration and run the
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