Where is the NRF Connect told to bring in a spi or dts file?

I'm trying to just do a pristine build using the Ezurio Pinnacle 100 DVK  When I originally created this project from a dev board, the
resource "atmel,sam0-pinctrl.yaml" and spi resource "st,stm32-spi-subghz.yaml" are pulled into the project.  Where is that directed in the project use those?  Wouldn't the nrf common be the better choice for spi as this is on the nrf52840?

So when the build finishes I have multiple errors because it's using those .yaml files.


resource: "/c:/Users/User/zephyr/dts/bindings/spi/st,stm32-spi-subghz.yaml",
owner: "DeviceTree types",
severity: 8,
message: "Invalid type definition: Map keys must be unique at line 10, column 1:\n\n\r\ninclude

resource: "/c:/Users/User/zephyr/dts/bindings/pinctrl/atmel,sam0-pinctrl.yaml",
owner: "DeviceTree types",
severity: 8,
message: "Invalid type definition: Map keys must be unique at line 94, column 1:\n\n\r\nproperties

I see where it is pulling them from, just not sure why those files.

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  • When I originally created this project from a dev board, the
    resource "atmel,sam0-pinctrl.yaml" and spi resource "st,stm32-spi-subghz.yaml" are pulled into the project. 

    Not sure why those files are pulled into your project. We are using Atmel chips on some nRF52840 DK boards as onboard debuggers, it is probably why. Not sure why the subghz with stm32 is being pulled. Can you attach your project so that I can try to attempt to find the dependency here. Grepping the SDK does not give much overview.

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  • When I originally created this project from a dev board, the
    resource "atmel,sam0-pinctrl.yaml" and spi resource "st,stm32-spi-subghz.yaml" are pulled into the project. 

    Not sure why those files are pulled into your project. We are using Atmel chips on some nRF52840 DK boards as onboard debuggers, it is probably why. Not sure why the subghz with stm32 is being pulled. Can you attach your project so that I can try to attempt to find the dependency here. Grepping the SDK does not give much overview.

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