Hi,
I noticed a couple of times recently 3rd party headers have been changed.
Please stop doing this. No one on the project can change the headers on a file
without the correct process being followed. Doing so will just make IP province
harder and graduating the project much more difficult.
In
Hello,
Does anyone know whether NuttX was ever ported to the 68k or ColdFire? I
thought I remember seeing an early port some time ago, but I may
be mistaken.
Regards,
-david
Robert,
I ended up with a little less time this weekend than I had hoped for.
Getting the "console" working is a little more tricky because of
restrictions put in place on modern machines that are booting in UEFI
mode. I was able to add some logic for booting via UEFI and
extracting framebuffer i
Brennen,
Again I wanted to thanks you for the help you have provided thus far.
After digging in to accessing pci devices in qemu I found that to virtualize
PCi hardware you first need a board that supports VT-d. The Asus 885M-E
motherboard only supports VT-x which allows for virtualization of 6
Yeah, that's definitely one of the things that we discussed.
Thanks for the feedback, I think the next step would be to open a draft PR
and then continue working on migrating the HTML docs from there. While the PR
is open, the CI we setup will continue to update the documentation at the
URL I shar
Alin and Alan,
Regarding showing clear status of the NuttX support for each board– yes,
good idea. Matias and I already talked about some ways to do that. We just
didn't want to work on that without getting some show of support for this
direction.
cheers
adam
On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 1:01 AM Jerpe
Hi Nii,
There are many warnings like this: "no object file members in the
library define global symbols".
Probably it is some issues on your setup.
Try again using pristine setup. If it doesn't work, try to use an old
NuttX/Apps version to verify if it broke recently. I don't think so
because th
OS:MacOS
Nuttx:nightly
Arm-none-eabi-gcc:7.3.1
…
arning: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/ranlib: warning for
library: libbinfmt.a the table of contents is empty (no object file members in
the library define global symbols)
IN: binfmt/libbinfmt.a -> staging/libbinfmt.a
CC: board/stm3
OS:MacOS
Nuttx:nightly
Arm-none-eabi-gcc:7.3.1
…
arning: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/ranlib: warning for
library: libbinfmt.a the table of contents is empty (no object file members in
the library define global symbols)
IN: binfmt/libbinfmt.a -> staging/libbinfmt.a
CC: board/stm3
OS:MacOS
Nuttx:nightly
Arm-none-eabi-gcc:7.3.1
…
arning: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/ranlib: warning for
library: libbinfmt.a the table of contents is empty (no object file members in
the library define global symbols)
IN: binfmt/libbinfmt.a -> staging/libbinfmt.a
CC: board/stm3
Hi Adam,
the new documentation looks good and I found it structured and easy to follow.
I like Alan's suggestion with the status of each board so that people can know
what the status of each board is and set the proper expectation
Best Regards
Alin
Från: Alan Carv
Hello
my previous board has the same setup 32f427 and mac in eeprom.
To achieve this programmatically (without using a shell command), I have
used my application.
The application boots a system app instead of NSH. This app starts some
useful threads.
If I need to use NSH, I can start the s
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