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I am using esb in SDK 11 and my understanding is that the radio causes interrupts that are forcing and cannot be disabled. These in turn causes software interrupt 10 to be...

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by Alexander Schrab
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Read and write app data in bootloader 0

I'd like to read and write data to the reserved app data space while in the bootloader. Is this possible with pstorage? Because the BOOTLOADER_SETTINGS_ADDRESSS = 0x0003FC00...

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by sagha
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pstorage_update updates only whole block 0

Hi, I am using 'pstorage_update' to store data in the internal flash. Whenever the number of bytes that should be written matches the size of a storage block everything...

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by [Florian]
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How to generalize IAR flashwrite_example for nrf51422? 0

Has anyone tried to generalize this example to different sized variables? What I would like to do is allocate a data structure, write that to flash, and recall it at a later...
- nrf51422 iar
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by SoothingMist
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nRF5_SDK_11.0.0 Problems, why program not starts? 0

I've a PCA10036 V1, I change the IC to nRF52822 QFAA-B016. With nRF5_SDK_11.0.0-2.alpha_bc3f6a0 and SD: s132_nrf52_2.0.0-7.alpha_softdevice, the programme started but if I...
- nrf52-qfaa-b0 nrf5_sdk_11.0.0
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by chamalow

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