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Execute error in secure DFU 0

I've created a Secure DFU client using the multilink central example with S130 and SDK 12.2 (running on PCA10031). There are a few issues we have trouble with. The...
- dfu secure bootloader dfu
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Started over 7 years ago
by Gili Elias
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Device manager and preserved bonding info across DFU questions (NRF51, SDK10) 0

Hi, After successfully managing to preserve our devices bonding information (and custom app context data) across DFU updates, we have a few related questions. I should...
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Started over 7 years ago
by NateABC
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Good development flow from Example to production application 0

I would appreciate some suggestions on a good development flow to go from an Example to end application I have nrf52832 on a custom PCB. I tested several sdk13.0.0 examples...
- 10040 nrf52832 sdk13.0.0 s132
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Started over 7 years ago
by Renix
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undefined reference to `operator new(unsigned int)' 0

If anyone will ever have this error: When using c++ and singleton the use of operator new is not possible. I found the solution in this post: forum.arduino.cc/index.php...
- new
- singleton
- c++
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Started over 7 years ago
by schef
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nRFgo studio can not select nRF5x programming 0

Hi I am using Jlink board, when connected to my pc, I can't select nRF5x programming. Version I am using is 1.20.0.2. I tried the uninstalling everything and installing....

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Started over 7 years ago
by fche078

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