spi_nor device id 00 00 00 does not match config c2 28 17

[SerJo]

I'm trying to make work an nrf9160dk which use bme280 (and possibly other sensors) and mx25r64 (integrated in the nrf). I use than the golioth platform to make dfu through lte-m.

Using ncs 2.2.0 I've to made some changes in glolioth sdk and zephyr too due to malformed include. But now the build goes fine.

The issue is that when I flash I get this error:

Ignore the mqtt. I use mcuboot.

I attached the relevant files. In the overlay there's a custom mx25r64 configuration but it doesn't work, so I'm currently using the one provided by nrf dtsi.

[SerJo]

Here's the conf and overlay.

prj.conf:

mcuboot.conf (under child_image folder):

nrf9160dk_nrf9160_ns.overlay (under boards folder):

nrf9160dk_nrf9160_ns.conf (under boards folder):

[Naeem Maroof]

Hi,

Thank you for contacting DevZone at NordicSemi.

I can see that you have attached image snapshots of your configurations and overlays.

I would like to get your minimal project in zip file (including proj.conf, overlays, and main.c etc).

This way I should be able to reproduce the error you are facing and start digging into it.

Please click on "Insert"-->"Image/video/file" and then on the "upload" button under the File/URL bar (as shown here)

This will allow you to browse and select the file. Please attach only a single (zip) file including all project.

Regards,

Naeem

[SerJo]

Even if I send you the zip I use a modified version of zephyr and golioth sdk 'cause there's some problem on the original code of this two sdk.

[SerJo]

Hi, probably there's some damage. I tried with another board and it works. How can I see if there's a damage? Through voltmeter is possible or it's useless?

[Naeem Maroof]

Hello,

Good to know that it is working for you.

Can you check what things you are doing differently this time?

Sometime loose or bad connections can cause a lot of problems.

Can you make sure your connections are good. And as I said, what changes you have made (if any)?

If it is the DK, then you can probably flash basic examples and see if it is working good or not. Using a voltmeter you can check expected value on the pins.