I am trying to get 2 of the nRF52840 dongles provisioned on a mesh network (client + server). (versions nRF5_SDK_15.3.0_59ac345 / nrf5SDKforMeshv310src)
I am using examples from the light switch example + made adjustments to the button and LED assignments. Also, I had to add defines for LED_START/LED_END to the PCA10059 config because they are missing.
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I also added both the additional lines needed in flash_placement.xml:
To FLASH segment:
<ProgramSection alignment="4" keep="Yes" load="Yes" name=".nrf_mesh_flash" inputsections="*(SORT(.nrf_mesh_flash.*))" address_symbol="__start_nrf_mesh_flash" end_symbol="__stop_nrf_mesh_flash"/>
To RAM segment:
<ProgramSection alignment="4" keep="Yes" load="No" name=".nrf_mesh_ram" inputsections="*(SORT(.nrf_mesh_ram.*))" address_symbol="__start_nrf_mesh_ram" end_symbol="__stop_nrf_mesh_ram"/>
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An error is being thrown on line 108 of mesh_config_backend.c by NRF_MESH_ASSERT:
NRF_MESH_ASSERT(p_file != NULL && p_file->p_backend_data != NULL);--
...which is causing the sleep_forever() which lights up all the LED's
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When I disable PERSISTANT_STORAGE by setting this = 0 in the Preproc Defs I am able to run the dongle firmware (both client/server)
I am able to see the nodes in IOS rF Mesh App, but when I try to identify it just hangs with the spinner. (prob because persistence is disabled.)
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Can you guys please send me a link to any alpha/beta repos that might have a fix for this? It looks like the mesh_config_entry (p_entries) are maybe not getting configured properly.
Is there really no way send console output through the UART via serial on the USB port? Thats all I need for now, dont need j-link debug and all that..
Thanks,
Ryan