On 16/9/20 8:53 pm, richard.glos...@l3harris.com wrote:
> Does anyone know how to determine the version/build date of the BSD network
> stack for the version of RTEMS you have installed locally?
I could not find any think that captures this in libbsd.a or in an executable
file. I think it is somet
Does anyone know how to determine the version/build date of the BSD network
stack for the version of RTEMS you have installed locally?
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Hello Catalin,
I added a BSP for the STM32H7 earlier this year:
https://git.rtems.org/sebh/rtems.git/log/?h=stm32h7
It is not yet included in the RTEMS Project since it used the new build
system.
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On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 at 7:51 AM Clukey (US), Steven A <
steven.a.clu...@boeing.com> wrote:
> Thanks! I had missed that. I've gotten libbsd compiled/linked and now I
> can run a loopback test
>
> A question though: if RTEMS_NETWORKING doesn't work on the 64-bit targets,
> why does it compile? Could
Thanks! I had missed that. I've gotten libbsd compiled/linked and now I can run
a loopback test
A question though: if RTEMS_NETWORKING doesn't work on the 64-bit targets, why
does it compile? Could the `--enable-networking` configure option be removed or
marked as an error on the targets that i
Hi,
I'm trying to add some start-up tests in the RTEMS 4-11.3 code base for a
STM32H7 MCU.
One of them is a RAM test. After this test, all the contents of 128K RAM
(0x2000..0x2001)
will be only zeros. What I do now is I perform a reset after the RAM test,
but what I want to do
is to restor
