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
Hello Alan,
Am Mon, 8 Apr 2024 14:22:04 -0300
schrieb "Alan C. Assis" :
> Nice to know you found someone to work on this board.
>
> This board is low cost fixes and integrates the W5500 Ethernet SPI chip.
>
> Please consider integrating it into the mainline to let more people to test
> and evo
Hello,
Am Mon, 8 Apr 2024 16:00:35 +0200
schrieb Lars Kruse :
> If someone is interested in doing this work, then I would appreciate private
> answers. I am sure, we will find a fair agreement.
indeed I already received an answer and I am confident, that this will work out.
Thus,
Hello,
after browsing though the mailing list archive, I am not sure, whether my
question is appropriate here or not. Please tell me, if not ...
The company I am working for plans to use nuttx for a firmware development.
We use a W5500-EVB-Pico board [1]. The W5500 driver is already part of nuttx
