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Installation of nRF SDK 0

I have installed nrf-command-line-tools_10.24.2_amd64 and jLink_Linux_V794e_x86_64 on Ubuntu 22.04. I have also installed nrfconnect-5.0.2-x86_64 for desktop and the Toolchain...
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Started 5 months ago
by mrEmbedder
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Frequently "This comment is under review" seems to become stale 0

In the past few months I got aware, that some, in my opinion simple questions, get marked with "This comment is under review" and then nothing happens. For weeks, even...
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Started 6 months ago
by Achim Kraus
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"command connect_to_emu_with_snr executed for 187 milliseconds with error -102" with nRF51822-QFAB C1 0

running Windows 10 Pro 22H2 and using j-link v9 i tried to read firmware from nrf51822-QFAB by using " nrfjprog --readcode dump_nRF51822.hex", but it gave me an error...
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Started 6 months ago
by speedcoil
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(duplicate) MCUboot - Long time from VDD on to sys_init EARLY 0

Hello, We have an NCS v2.2.0 nRF5340 application with MCUboot that requires GPIO control of a few pins extremely early in the startup process. We have a signal "A" pulled...
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Started 7 months ago
by smith_tristan
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Started 8 months ago
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