Fwd: Re: [nuttx] nuttx.org going away

Not sure if this was received on the second list as well, so I'm forwarding to googlegroups. I'm lost on which discussion this conversation is taking place. Let's just move to our new official URL. There's no point in having Greg keep the nuttx.org domain by himself and that someone else keeps a

Re: [nuttx] nuttx.org going away

On 2020-09-16 07:52:48, patacongo wrote: > > I could host it on my server if you wish. > > I can't transfer the name to anyone else. The name now belongs to the > Apache Software Foundation (or it will if/when the project graduates). No, no. I would never suggest to tranfer domain rights to me

Re: [nuttx] nuttx.org going away

On 2020-09-16 06:34:04, patacongo wrote: > > > Wouldn't it be better to at least simply write "project moved to > > nuttx.apache.org " and maybe some usefull links > like wiki, mailing > > list, git repo etc? Right now someone might think project is dead > > or something if

Re: [nuttx] nuttx.org going away

On 2020-08-30 10:36:25, patacongo wrote: > > For many years, the NuttX website was at nuttx.org. However, when NuttX > joined the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) as an incubating project, the > website was redesigned and is now at nuttx.apache.org. The nuttx.org > currently just redirects to

RE: i.MX RT 1060 ADC

Thank you, David, It's good to have a working example. Regarding the existing ADC code, I realized that I had only diffed over the various LPCxxx drivers. My current starting point is the LPC driver with things picked from the STM32. The LPC driver is simpler (STM32 handles many variants), whi