Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

Hi Ken, Nice to hear from you, I hope you are well and hope you find a good Job where you can go back to working with NuttX. Your contributions to NuttX (Audio, SmartFS, etc) were and still are important to our community. This year we have a GSoC project focused on getting a NAND FS implemented

Re: Journal Size for a File System

Just to clarify, what we want to know is if 2 bytes (65536) blocks is enough for NAND flash? That document from Intel says "*Blocks per LUN* is configurable" but not clear about the amount. Should we use 4 bytes (32-bit) to represent the amount of blocks instead of only 2 bytes? BR, Alan On Th

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

Yes! I suggested putting it in another repository like github.com/nuttx instead of github.com/apache because of the license issue. We could use the bitbucket.com as well, but using github.com will be easier and faster because it is in the same infrastructure. BR, Alan On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 12

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 12:45 PM Alin Jerpelea wrote: > All those projects have to be kept in sync with the upstream which may > create some extra work > I am a bit concerned for the maintenance effort > > Best regards > Alin Can it be some kind of a mirror that automatically syncs to upstream

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

All those projects have to be kept in sync with the upstream which may create some extra work I am a bit concerned for the maintenance effort Best regards Alin On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 6:41 PM Nathan Hartman wrote: > On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 11:40 AM Gregory Nutt wrote: > > > On 6/27/2024 9:30

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

On Thu, Jun 27, 2024 at 11:40 AM Gregory Nutt wrote: > On 6/27/2024 9:30 AM, Tomek CEDRO wrote: > > Hey there Alan :-) > > > > +1 here :-) > > > > I would put that to apache/nuttx-deps repo so maintenance is easier > > and more coherent with the rest of the project :-) > > > > Have a good day fol

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

On 6/27/24 8:40 AM, Gregory Nutt wrote: The most interesting thing there is Ken's nxfuse which allows you to run NuttX file systems under Linux (for testing a NuttX sim build). I'm curious how out of date that nxfuse implementation is relative to the current Apache release of NuttX.  I sus

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

On 6/27/2024 9:30 AM, Tomek CEDRO wrote: Hey there Alan :-) +1 here :-) I would put that to apache/nuttx-deps repo so maintenance is easier and more coherent with the rest of the project :-) Have a good day folks :-) Tomek Many of have licenses that are incompatible with Apache 2 and so coul

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

Hey there Alan :-) +1 here :-) I would put that to apache/nuttx-deps repo so maintenance is easier and more coherent with the rest of the project :-) Have a good day folks :-) Tomek On Tue, Jun 25, 2024 at 2:07 AM Alan C. Assis wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > I want to suggest creating a mirror to

Re: Creating a NuttX mirror for external files

Hello, Sounds like a good idea in principle. We dot that at dayjob. We have an internal gitea setup to mirror the open source projects we use, and our internal projects depends on our mirror. This means that our projects will still work even if the upstream disappears. No more updates of cour

Journal Size for a File System

Hi all, I would love to receive your suggestions on the number of bytes required for a field storing the number of blocks in the journal of a file system? The journal starts with a 8 byte magic sequence, then stores the number of blocks used by the journal, and then an array for storing the block

Registering custom GPIOs?

Hello, I am using the rp2040 board "w5500-evb-pico" [1]. The board directory contains a file "src/rp2040_gpio.c", which "registers" three GPIO pins (6, 14, 25) [2]. These GPIOs are visible in the nuttshell (`ls /dev`) and can be used via `ioctl` in my application code. This is great. Now I want t

Re: [External Mail]RE: [EXT] Re: RPMsg FS on NuttX and Linux

Hi Andre, I changed my email account and sent again. Kind regards, Wang Bowen Bowen Wang, wangbow...@xiaomi.com From: Andre Heinemans Date: 2024-06-27 18:02 To: dev@nuttx.apache.org Subject: [External

RE: [EXT] Re: RPMsg FS on NuttX and Linux

Hi Bowen, It seems that the attachment didn’t come through. Could you send them again? For us it is sufficient that Linux can host the server side. The goal is to supply some storage space to Nuttx and our system (i.MX95) does not have any physical storage attached to the NuttX core. Kind rega

Re: [EXT] Re: RPMsg FS on NuttX and Linux

Hi Andre, The attachment is the patch for rpmsgfs, we only implement the rpmsgfs server side in linux for now, rpmsgfs client side in linux is still under development. So we can access the Linux‘s file system in NuttX, but in Linux, we can't mount the Vela's file system. Kind regards, Wang Bowen

RE: [EXT] Re: RPMsg FS on NuttX and Linux

Hi Bowen, I am using 6.6.3. But it would be okay for me if I receive the patches for version 5.15. I will try to adapt them. Thanks in advance! Kind regards, Andre -Original Message- From: Bowen Wang Sent: Thursday, 27 June 2024 03:46 To: dev@nuttx.apache.org Subject: [EXT] Re: RPMsg