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nrf54lm20a OTA fail 0

Hi: I use sdk ncs3.3.0 and nrf54lm20dk. Failed to return using AA dfu_target_init. OTA firmware is zephyr.signed.bin. I: DFU header I: 3d b8 f3 96 00 00 00 00...
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by john.liu
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ncs-zigbee 1.4.0 release with mandatory LTO 0

Hi there, I'm evaluating the latest release of NCS ZigBee addon version 1.4.0, wanted to try and migrate my existing project to the newer version. I've encountered the following...
- software
- zigbee
- Evaluation
- nRF54L15
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Started 3 hours ago
by theorlangur
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v3.4.0 samples, specifically MCUboot+sysbuild+ns-variant+dts-style partitioning example 0

Hello, I've been asked to create a new ticket for this. It follows on from @ Erlend Isachsen asked: So before marking this problem as resolved, it would be nice to be...
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Started 21 hours ago
by embeddedCoder
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Speed up first connection to cell? 0

I am developing on the nrf9151 with SDK v3.4.0. The device I am developing will be moving trough all of europe . My goal is to speed up the `AT+CFUN=1` conenction part of...
- development
- battery
- lte-m
- nb-iot
- nRF9151
- iot sdk
- configuration
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Started 23 hours ago
by Peter Horauer
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PAWR Frequency Hop 0

HI I am currently carrying out secondary development for PAWR based on NCS 3.2.1. I understand that its communication adopts frequency hopping. I would like to ask whether...
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Started 1 day ago
by joey

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