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NRF91X Verification Failed 0

Hello, I'm getting a verification failed message each time I try to do a quickstart with the NRF91X. I was able to do the default QR code demo earlier, so it seems to...
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by JSCook
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NFC library code for type 4 NDEF card emulation : cannot disable nfc after enabling, or redo setup to change to (say) type 2 or ADPU handling config without ASSERT() 0

Smartbadge epaper custom board using nrf5340/nrf7002, with an NFC loop to allow NFC card emulation/communication. Building using NCS2.9 with sysbuild. I want to be able...
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by BrianW
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application bin file in SDK 2.9.0 0

I am running a modified asset_tracker_v2 on a nRF9160. all is working fine. I am upgrading from SDK v2.5 to SDK 2.90. After a build I find the merged.hex file under the build...
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by Timothy
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nPM1300 pin connections when BUCK2 not used 0

I'm looking at Product Specification v1.2 - Reference Circuitry Configuration 2 where BUCK2 is not used. The schematic shows the output VOUT2 is tied to VSYS in this case...
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Started 1 day ago
by Nick_RA
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SDK2.9.0 - QSPI and TWI driver power management (CONFIG_PM_DEVICE_RUNTIME) 0

Hi. After migration from SDK2.7.0 to SDK2.9.0 I have issues with power mangement. CONFIG_PM_DEVICE_RUNTIME=y, which I used, causes that twi driver doesn't start. I try to...
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Started 4 days ago
by PW

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