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nRF Connect examples for Thingy:91 X 0

I am trying to run some of the more basic examples included in the nRF Connect SDK on the nRF5340 included in a Thingy:91 X . I have installed the latest version of the nRF...
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by Scott Grubb
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Change CPU frequency of nRF54L15 0

The OSCILLATORS documentation says: " The device starts at 64 MHz. For 128 MHz, it must be configured when the CPU starts and before any peripherals that use the high-frequency...
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by Emil Lenngren
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Disable CCC attribute changed callback in the running time 0

Hello, I am using nRF54l15 and nRF Connect SDK v2.9.0 I need to know if there is any way to disable the cfg_changed callback at runtime. I want it to be called in case...
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Started 3 days ago
by Nedaa_H_Ahmed
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Thingy:91 X - Network registration rejected (UK) 0

I am in the process of getting a Nordic Thingy 91 X up and running for an upcoming development project. However, I’m having some problems getting the Thingy to connect to...
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Started 4 days ago
by Scott Grubb
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How to use my own fork of Zephyr? 0

I had to modify the modem_cellular.c file driver in Zephyr to make it work for a SIMCOM modem. I know I could try getting a PR to Zephyr approved but it'll take some time...
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Started 4 days ago
by Oli

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