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BLE data loss with nus 0

Hi, (nrf52840, custom device, nRF5_SDK_15.3.0_59ac345) I am working on a BLE project involving one central device and two peripheral devices using BLE NUS. The peripheral...
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by eleven-x_devteam
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With Zephyr, nRF SDK, VSCode and Arduino Nano BLE 33 device configuration files have wrong path 0

I was trying to get a simple Zephyr project to build and run on the Arduino Nano BLE 33 which has a NRF5248. In VSCode with the NRF plugin I select "Add build configuration...
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Started 48 minutes ago
by marchold
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Zephyr Input and GPIO P2 configuration issues on nRF54H20-DK v0.8.2 0

Hi. Currently evaluating this DK. I'm using project that is based on samples\subsys\usb\hid-keyboard example from SDK v2.8.0-rc2. I have added more input pins via Zephyr...
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Started 1 hour ago
by Kyrylo
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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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- nrf52840
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Started 2 hours ago
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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Started 3 hours ago
by SOOK

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Since Nordic Semiconductor announced that it has partnered with one of the world’s largest international cellular carriers, iBASIS, to use nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) module and to include an iBasis…
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