RE: nRF5x pynrfjprog vs nrfjprog and...

dgerman — Tue, 02 Feb 2021 19:22:54 GMT

Gawk. I live in NJ,USA and sometimes my fingers type nj frprog.

Thanks for the tips and links.

RE: nRF5x pynrfjprog vs nrfjprog and...

Jørgen Holmefjord — Tue, 02 Feb 2021 15:17:20 GMT

Hi,

[quote user=""]Maybe this is just a little nuisance but is there a difference pynrfjprog and nrfjprog ?[/quote]

pynrfjprog is a Python interface for the nrfjprog DLL. You can find its documentation here: nRF pynrfjprog

[quote user=""]There is no documentation on nfrjprog ! [/quote]

Yes, there is. nrfjprog is part of nRF Command Line Tools and is documented under this.

[quote user=""]Searching infocenter for nrfjprog reports "Nothing found."[/quote]

I got 434 matches:

[quote user=""]Why is there a tag for "13 - 18 November" ? Disappointment? Green? Intermediate??[/quote]

I assume the page lists tags used by other users. You can add any tags you want, not just the predefined ones.

[quote user=""]On yet another side note, might it be time to split out VERY old problems in to an archived version?
Some of the results returned also old( 6 years) as to be confusing and no longer appropriate or even incorrect.
I am not suggesting removing them, only that not be included in the initial search but perhaps referenced as something like:
"Didi you want to try looking for older answers??"[/quote]

A lot of the old answers are still valid and relevant for new users today. Going through all and deciding which should be listed and not would be a giant task. You can select "Past week"/"Past Month"/Past year" when searching to limit to newer answers.

[quote user=""]1,178 for myn query "fds falies new application version fstore".[/quote]

Your search string includes many "generic" words, which may cause the search engine to misinterpret what you are looking for. This may including more results than desired. I would rather recommend you to try searching for something more specific to your problem.

Best regards,
Jørgen