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NVS behavior with frequent data storage 0

Hi, I am using the NVS to store my application data in the defined partition starting from a flash address of 0xFC000 to 0x100000. I have 3 structures with variable sizes...
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by Ankit_chauhan
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nrf_desktop: select peer by specific id 0

Can you select peer by peer's id rather than cycling?
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Started 1 day ago
by shanty
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devicetree in VS code 0

Hi I would like to use DeviceTree in VS code. The VS code had installed "nRF Connect for VS Code Extension Pack" and tools chain. But I can't see any file in "DEVICETREE...
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Started 1 day ago
by LC2047
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Regarding the use of nrf_gpio_pin_set 0

Hi ALL, v2.8.0,NRF54L15DK,I would like to ask： 1. if my pin is P0.00, is nrf_gpio_pin_set(0) correct？ 2. If my pin is P1.01, is nrf_gpio_pin_set( 33 ) correct？
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Started 1 day ago
by 666
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nRF9160 UART: UART_ASYNC_API Rx block while reading large data 0

Hi, everyone. I am testing reading/writing data between n52840 and n9160 through UART with buf_len=1(byte by byte) based on Zephyr's UART_ASYNC_API provided in ncs v2.6...
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Started 1 day ago
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