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upgrade ncs from v2.6.0 to v2.9.0, building gets errors 0

hello, my code was built under ncs v2.6.0 and tool chain 2.6.0 without issue, I upgrade them to v2.9.0, then I get these errors, can not figure out how to fix them. could...
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by danny0007
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NRF24L01+ media utilisation - actual on-air time for a packet, 9 bits per byte transmitted? 0

Working to comply with EN 300 328 V2.2.2 by reducing Media Utilisation to <10% on my FHSS system. I've been told that over-the-air, the NRF24L01+ actually transmits 9 bits...
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How to reduce power consumption to uA level for nrf5340 0

hi professor， I'm using nrf5340 to design project,now I wan to reduce power consumption to uA level.According to https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nordic-blog/b/blog...
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chip antenna 0

hi all i want to use a chip antenna for nrf52840 but un data sheet there is not any sample layout or component details for example i want to use this chip antenna ...
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by katrindqaws
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which usb example we can use to modify to usb bulk application in nRF52_sdk_17.1.0 0

Hi Nodic support team. Can i know which usb example we can use to modify to usb bulk application in nRF52_sdk_17.1.0? 1. nRF5_SDK_17.0.2_d674dde\examples\peripheral\usbd...
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