Ok, just sent to you private email.
BR,
Alan
On 6/16/22, Jesse Jensen wrote:
> Alan,
>
> If you still have the config, that would be helpful!
> I have tried going into the device's low-power modes both using the
> tickless OS, and using the normal scheduler.
> When I use the debugger, I can see
Alan,
If you still have the config, that would be helpful!
I have tried going into the device's low-power modes both using the
tickless OS, and using the normal scheduler.
When I use the debugger, I can see that the line of code in stm32_idle.c
that puts the device into the low-power modes is bein
Hi Jesse,
About two years ago I used exactly the nucleo-l476rg board to test low
power mode on NuttX, but I didn't use it with Tickless.
I can try to find my config, but I put the test on my blog at that time:
https://acassis.wordpress.com/2020/05/03/testing-nuttx-low-power-modes/
Did you test
Hello Alan,
Thank you for your response. The arm_pminitialize function exists, but
contains no logic Viewing implementations of that functions on other
boards, they are mostly empty as well, with a couple also including
led_pminitialize functions and/or pmbutton functions. As I am not
(currently) u
Hi Jesse,
Did you implement arm_pminitialize()?
What did you put on it?
Case you don't, please look other boards as reference.
BR,
Alan
On 6/14/22, Jesse Jensen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using the STM32L4 (nucleo-l476rg board) and am attempting to enter the
> mcu's low-power modes (i.e. Stop1
Hello,
I am using the STM32L4 (nucleo-l476rg board) and am attempting to enter the
mcu's low-power modes (i.e. Stop1, Stop2, Standby). Within stm32_idle.c
under PM_IDLE, I send the "wfi" command to send the device into sleep.
However, when measuring the current draw of the mcu, I can see that the
