Here I am already with another additional question:
I want to somewhat unify the options that these thermocouple sensors would
have, and one of those options would be configuring the type of
thermocouple. For instance, the MCP9600 supports K, J, T, ..., etc. types
of thermocouples. I'm wondering i
Hello everyone,
I am working on writing drivers for some of InSpace's new sensors for our
hybrid control system. Of these sensors, one
of them is the MCP9600 thermocouple amplifier for reading temperatures off of
our oxidizer tank and combustion chamber.
I wrote this driver using the legacy for
Thanks Matteo! NuttX Build History is actually stored in a (compact)
Prometheus Time-Series Database. Somehow it's forgetting the old data, I
need to fix this :-)
https://lupyuen.org/articles/ci4.html
BTW Our Prometheus Database stores a tiny snippet of the Build Log,
pointing to the complete log
Hello Lup,
Thank you, this is actually an excellent resource for making sure the repos
align. I'll definitely be using this! I suppose there is a tradeoff between
its usefulness when bisecting and also having to store many days of data. I
suppose tracking just the two commit hashes would be smalle
Hi Matteo: Wonder if the NuttX Build History will help? For every past
build, it shows the Commit Hashes for the NuttX Repo and NuttX Apps:
https://nuttx-dashboard.org/d/fe2q876wubc3kc/nuttx-build-history?from=now-6M&to=now&timezone=browser&var-arch=$__all&var-subarch=$__all&var-board=w5500-evb-pi
Hello everyone,
I am working on this issue about the W5500-EVB-Pico:
https://github.com/apache/nuttx/issues/15549
I need to get the USB shell working since we are using this board as the
controller for our hybrid rocket motor system.
I am attempting to locate the commit breaking the shell using
