Re: [riot-devel] Help with Modular Network Stack

Hi, actually, GNRC is quite capable to also serve non-TCP/IP protocols and designed to be highly modular from the ground up. You can see this in the way we integrated e.g. CCN-lite / ICN into GNRC. All you need is an event loop that serves the `gnrc_netapi` and define what the event loop expects

Re: [riot-devel] Help with SODAQ SARA SFF needed

Hey Leandro, that looks very helpful indeed - thanks a lot! Unfortunately, I still get no response from the modem - but the Arduino example isn't working either, so maybe it's a problem with the hardware. Cheers Oleg On 2020-08-25 15:20, Leandro Lanzieri wrote: Hi Oleg, I started a driver

[riot-devel] Help with Modular Network Stack

Hello everyone, We at IBR, TU Braunschweig are trying to implement a truly modular network stack where different components of the network stack like Network layer, transport layer, framer, duty cycling can be interchanged with different implementations without touching the code of other

Re: [riot-devel] Help with SODAQ SARA SFF needed

Hi Oleg, I started a driver for the Ublox device on this branch [1]. It is limited but it is working on the SODAQ SARA AFF board. I don't know if the pins change on the SFF version of the board, but you can give it a try. Hope that helps. Cheers, Leandro. [1]:

[riot-devel] Help with SODAQ SARA SFF needed

Hey folks, I'm currently trying to get RIOT to fly on the SODAQ SARA SFF board. Unfortunately I'm struggling a little bit with the startup sequence of the U-Blox module. According to the documentation here: http://doc.riot-os.org/sodaq-sara-sff_2include_2board_8h.html and the Arduino samples

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed for porting to stm32l4

Hi Alex, No, the board is different (L475VG), but you are right, it is based on M4 (I was looking into wrong datasheet and back dated RIOT repo, my bad. After syncing the repo, i saw the cpu stm32l4). Thank you for the reference 3,4 and 5. I think I can play with them to make it work. Thanks

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed for porting to stm32l4

Hi, Are you porting this board [1], then this CPU family is already supported by RIOT [2] (It's not M0 but M4). You'll just have to add the specific ldscript for the CPU (STM32L476VG), see [3] for examples. Finally, you'll have to add the board specific configuration in the board directory.

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed for porting to stm32l4

Hi Martine, Yes, I checked it out. And according to it, I am missing cpu family (+ board). However there is no specific RIOT requirement mentioned. What I meant is that, the bare minimum for an initial port is not defined. Any suggestion on it? Regards On Wed, Jul 5, 2017 at 1:08 AM, Martine

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed for porting to stm32l4

Hi Nazmul, have you seen the Porting Guide [1]? It should provide you with all information you need. Best Regards, Martine [1] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/wiki/Porting-Guide 2017-07-05 6:40 GMT+02:00 Nazmul Alam : > Hi Rioters, > I want to port RIOT to

[riot-devel] Help needed for porting to stm32l4

Hi Rioters, I want to port RIOT to stm32L4discovery device, the cpu is corex_m0 and I think RIOT has implementation for cortex_m0 cpu. Any suggestion from where I can start? Thanks in advance. -- with best regards, Nazmul Alam Shovon *শুভেচ্ছান্তে, নাজমুল আলম শোভন* blog :

Re: [riot-devel] Help testing Kinetis dev boards

I forgot to mention that you will need a development snapshot of openocd for the kw41z. See my kwxxz-support branch at https://github.com/gebart/openocd/tree/pr/kwxxz-support?files=1 Best regards, Joakim On Jun 12, 2017 14:21, "Emmanuel Baccelli" wrote: > Hi Joakim,

Re: [riot-devel] Help testing Kinetis dev boards

Hi Joakim, FYI I just got hold of some kw41z boards. gnrc_networking compiles on both OS X and Ubuntu (Vagrant). Now I am trying to debug some trouble with jlink (can't flash the board yet). Cheers Emmanuel On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Emmanuel Baccelli < emmanuel.bacce...@inria.fr> wrote:

Re: [riot-devel] Help testing Kinetis dev boards

Hi Joakim just the other day, we ordered a couple frdm-kw41z at Inria, so we should be able to test here soon. Cheers, Emmanuel On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 11:32 AM, Joakim Nohlgård wrote: > Dear developers, > Eistec have begun adding support for more Kinetis Freedom

[riot-devel] Help testing Kinetis dev boards

Dear developers, Eistec have begun adding support for more Kinetis Freedom development boards (frdm-k22f [1], frdm-kw41z [2]), to improve RIOT's hardware coverage. I would be thankful if anyone with access to these boards would test it and comment in the PRs with the results of their tests. I

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed: iotlab-m3 accessory quest.

Hi Andreas, I asked my colleague and we have no more left here. When looking on Farnell/RadioSpare which sell them by 1-10 if needed, they don't have the 26pins models. Also he mentioned that the models we used are made to be machine soldered on printed circuit boards. So not easily usable

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed: iotlab-m3 accessory quest.

Hi all, Since this board was produced in a fixed quantity (and AFAIK is no more in production) is not likely to find some pieces with this connector so far. So, as Martine said, the most simple solution would be to solder directly some cables, which I know is very ugly. The other solution

Re: [riot-devel] Help needed: iotlab-m3 accessory quest.

Hi Paul, as far as I know the solution most other developers used were to just solder cables directly to the plug. But maybe we can find a nicer solution with the help of the IoT-Lab people :D. Cheers, Martine Am 19.04.2016 19:08 schrieb "Andreas "Paul" Pauli" < andreas.pa...@haw-hamburg.de>: >

[riot-devel] Help needed: iotlab-m3 accessory quest.

Dear RIOT developers, I'm desperately searching for plug connectors fitting the "open node connector" on the iotlab-m3. I'd like to improve access to the pins with my measurement equipment. The sources I found so far, only take orders of at least 100 pieces. All I need is just a handful.

[riot-devel] Help in Zolertia z1 Board

I am working on a project to deploy a Wireless Sensor Network in the Amazon Rainforest and I have chosen RIOT OS for this project. I´m looking for examples on how to use the RIOT OS with the zolertia z1 Board, especially with the serial ports (UART, I2C and SPI) to communicate with external

Re: [riot-devel] help

I also intend to have OTA in my project. I'm going to help/implement it if that's neccessary, but it's still a milestone that's further down my roadmap. Am 08.05.2015 um 09:04 schrieb Baptiste Clenet: I would add that we all want this feature to be added to RIOT and we are pleased for any

Re: [riot-devel] help

Hi, This is often called firmware update or OTA for (firmware) over the air. We don't have support for this yet, but it is planned, and there is some information in the wiki (look for OTA). Cheers, Ludwig Am 8. Mai 2015 00:50:30 MESZ, schrieb Sonda Bousnina sondabousn...@gmail.com: Hi, Thanks

Re: [riot-devel] help

Hi, On 05/08/15 00:23, Sonda Bousnina wrote: I'm wondering if it is possible to flash or update the code in the target board in real time while it is working without switching it off. Not sure I understand the question. You mean, add/replace code while the device is running? Are you referring

Re: [riot-devel] Help need

Hi and welcome to RIOT! To get started I would recommend looking around in the RIOT wiki [1] for starters. Especially the wiki pages on development procedures [2] and contribution guidelines [3] might be most interesting. As next step we encourage everyone to start out with small pull

[riot-devel] Help need

Hi, My name is Saurabh Chaudhari, I am a Final year student. I have worked previously with MSP430 variants and Arduino boards. I am interested in participating in GSOC this year and I found riot as an organization matching my intrests. I would like to start actively contributing to riot and so I