Hi Michael,
Am 16.09.20 um 19:06 schrieb Michael Richardson:
Achim Kraus <achimkraus@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> for any BT device. I would love to be wrong!!
> Hi Michael,
> The current Raspi OS (based on Debian, kernel 5.4) contains a
> bluetooth_6lowpan module. With that it's possible to connect the
> nrf52840 using a "plain raspi 3b+" (without extra rf module).
So, USB connection to this multi-radio device?
No, the raspberry PI on it's own is using bluetooth_6lowpan.
No USB to the nrf52840!
The nrf52840 is a separate peer, which communicates over
bluetooth_6lowpan with that raspberry PI.
> Unfortunately, nordic decided to provide precompile examples with the
> old, deprecated address mapping and so I need to spend some time in
> compile these examples before I can report, if it works at all, and the
> experienced stability.
I am unclear what the split of effort between this mcu the kernel is.
It's not split, these are just the two peers, and they communicate with
each other using bluetooth_6lowpan. The raspberry PI uses the linux
protocol-stack, the nrf52840 the protocol-stack from nordic.
best regards
Achim
I get the impression that we need to load firmware, and that it can in fact
run RIOTOS, etc. directly.
> P.S.: though linux-wpan is not bluetooth, I hope the misuse of this list
> is still OK ;-). But I guess, moving it to the right list will alos have
> advantages. Does anyone know, which would be the proper list for that?
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