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nrfutil device list command fails 0

I just freshly (Nov 25, 2024) installed the nrfutil 'core' exe and the nrfutil device command. I try to list my nrf devices (a nrf52840 dongle is connected and another nrf52840...
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by Ronald Hoogenboom
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Radio example with 52810 0

Hello, I want to configure the radio between two nRF52810 devices. I have an external 32.768 kHz clock and the NN02-101 antenna. My question is: how can I configure the radio...
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Started 5 hours ago
by mosonu
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ncs 2.8.0 fails to build zephyr's bluetooth ISO_CENTRAL and ISO_PERIPHERAL samples on 52840DK 0

HW: 52840DK PCA10056 3.0.1 2023.16 NCS SDK: v2.8.0 I want to test Zephyr's BLE controller instead of the default SoftDevice controller, and the `prj.conf` of ISO_CENTRAL...
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Started 7 hours ago
by banco
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When connecting to AWS IoT with low signal it gets stuck 0

We have devices that have low signal so they have to reconnect to AWS a lot. We have a watchdog timer with a 100s timeout that we feed every 10 seconds in the control loop...
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Started 10 hours ago
by charleshaf
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the file: thingy53_nrf5340_cpuapp.conf in v2.6.0/bootloader/mcuboot/boot/zephyr/boards 0

Hi Community, I made a custom board based on thingy53, created a similar custom board file folder. The application code can be compiled correctly with the original thingy53...
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Started 23 hours ago
by danny0007

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