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Failed to perform SPI read function on nRF52840dk with BMI270 sensor 0

Hello, I am trying to use SPI driver to read BMI270 IMU data on my nRF52840dk. I stucked at verifying the sensor ID step. According to the datasheet, sensor ID is stored...
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- Evaluation
- spi
- nrf52840
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by Shuhao Dong
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Failed to clone the repositories when trying to install SDK 2.7.0 0

Hello all, I'm getting stuck on re-installing any SDK and I'm getting the below error. The error: Failed to clone the repositories: Error: HEAD is now at 100befc70c7 [nrf...
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by SOOK
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Cracen drivers preventing some ciphers from being compiled in 0

Hello, I am trying to upgrade my project from ncs 2.1.0 to ncs 2.6.1. I am running into some strange issues with mbedtls and I suspect it's because the same ciphers enabled...
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Started 3 hours ago
by alexdr5398
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Size of build image for mcuboot with serial or usb DFU enabled? 0

Working on a nrf5340 project, and running into limits of the size of the flash to store my application image along with mcuboot bootloader. I had a mucboot setup that fitted...
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Started 3 hours ago
by BrianW
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NRF Blinky implementation 0

Hi, I am building an app that connects to the NRF52840 with BLE. The NRF board is attached to an electrocardiogram(ECG) setup, so I am interested in the app being able to...
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Started 5 hours ago
by McBorgar69

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