Enabling the Logging service in Zephyr

In this post I’ll show you how to enable the Logging service in a Zephyr app Continue reading

A quick recap on installing a Zephyr Development Environment on Linux

In this post we see a very concise guide on how to install a Development Environment for Zephyr Continue reading

Building the first app in Zephyr from Scratch

In this post I’m going to build a Zephyr app from scratch. Continue reading

Fixing Zephyr Environment on Linux

I’m actually experimenting with Zephyr, a Real Time O.S. for IoT devices. It seems very impressive for many aspects, that, out of the topic of this blog post, I list here. It’s a fully fledged microkernel with many drivers for peripherals and protocols It supports many important protocols like Wifi, Bluetooth Low Energy, OpenThread (and Matter) and many others It’s supported and financed by Nordic Semiconductors, It’s open source It has many hardware supporting it, including Nordic chipset, STM, Espressif, Raspberry, etc… It has an extension for Visual Studio and others IDE are supporting it, like, for example, Jetbrain’s CLion So I decided it’s time to test it. Continue reading

Not all Arduino Nanos Are Built Equals

Not all Arduino Nanos are built equals. I have two samples here, one bought from AZDelivery and one in a NanoCUL. Though both are Nano v3s, they are somhow different. Indeed, I was able to program the second out of the box using avrdude, while I had some issue with other. Using PlatformIO I noticed that the first was not properly configured on my system. Indeed lsusb shows different chips are used: Continue reading

La Guerra Cyber Non Scoppierà

Questo articolo è stato pubblicato nel numero 2/2022 del Notiziario dell’Ordine degli Ingegneri della provincia di Verona Continue reading

Getting Started With Rust and Stm32F411 Discovery Board

Queste sono semplici note sullo sviluppo di una semplice applicazione Rust per la scheda di sviluppo STM 32F411 Discovery. Il tutto è estratto dalla sezione Hardware dell’ottimo libro The Embedded Rust book Compilare un progetto di esempio ed eseguirlo $ cargo generate --git https://github.com/rust-embedded/cortex-m-quickstart 🤷 Project Name : blinkstm32 🔧 Destination: /home/happycactus/Documents/devel/Tutorial/Rust/embed/stm32f411/blinkstm32 ... 🔧 Generating template ... ... [25/25] Done: src 🔧 Moving generated files into: `/home/happycactus/Documents/devel/Tutorial/Rust/embed/stm32f411/blinkstm32`... 💡 Initializing a fresh Git repository ✨ Done! Continue reading