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# The contents of this file should go into ~/.zephyrrc
# It is sourced with
# source zephyr-env.sh

# Download the Zephyr SDK from
# https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/sdk-ng/releases

ZEPHYR_SDK_VERSION=0.16.5-1
PREFIX=/opt/zephyr
VENV=$PREFIX/.venv

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#!/bin/bash
set -e

# usage:
# ./zephyr-release-stats.sh | tee zephyr-release-stats.csv

cd $HOME/zephyrproject/zephyr

RELEASES=( v2.0.0 v2.1.0 v2.2.0 v2.3.0 v2.4.0 v2.5.0 v2.6.0 v2.7.0 v3.0.0 v3.1.0 v3.2.0 v3.3.0 v3.4.0 v3.5.0 )
N=${#RELEASES[@]}

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Blink an LED using Linux, Zephyr & Greybus via IEEE 802.15.4

• Introduction
  • Why??
  • History
• Hardware Requirements
• Prerequisites
• Console (Minicom)
  • Set Up Minicom

• Run Minicom

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Using Linux, Zephyr & Greybus for IoT - Post Plumbers Publication

• Plumbers Recap
• Greybus for IoT
• What Are The Key Values in Greybus for IoT?
  • Discoverability
  • Keep the Intelligence in the Host
  • Standard Communication Protocols and APIs
• What Next with Greybus for IoT?

• Gbridge

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Things to Fix In and Around Chrome OS

Expose All USB Devices to Crostini

Crostini is the codename for the Linux virtual machine in Chrome OS. It has a number of particular functions, such as running Docker containers. Recently, it also became possible to connect USB devices to the Linux VM.

Currently, only Android devices are usable within Crostini, as indicated by this phrase within the settings screen.

Only Android devices are currently supported

But to be specific, each Chrome Device should..

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Using Linux, Zephyr & Greybus for IoT with the CC1352R SensorTag

• Introduction
  • Why??
  • History
• Hardware Requirements
• Prerequisites
• Console (Minicom)
  • Set Up Minicom

• Run Minicom

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Blink an LED using Linux, Zephyr & Greybus via Bluetooth

• Introduction
  • Why??
  • History
• Hardware Requirements
• Prerequisites
• Console (Minicom)
  • Set Up Minicom

• Run Minicom

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Linux to Zephyr TCP Communication over IEEE 802.15.4 and 6LowPAN

This document describes, in some detail, the steps required to establish a reliable TCP commmunication channel between a Linux workstation and Zephyr device over IEEE 802.15.4 and IPv6 (via 6LowPAN).

Hardware Requirements

• a Linux workstation running Ubuntu Bionic
  • Only x86_64 is supported at this time
• a board that is supported by Zephyr with support for IEEE 802.15.4
• In this example, we use the cc1352r1_launchxl

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What Would Travis Do (on Windows)

A Travis-CI Compatible Environment for Windows on Google Cloud

This gist should help users set a Google Cloud Virtual Machine (VM) environment similar environment to that provided by the Travis CI for Windows.

Initially, the regular traditional Windows Command Prompt is used for executing commands, and then git-bash is used for subsequent commands, much like the Travis environment.

Create a new VM Instance

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Minimal C/C++ Build Environment for Windows Server 2016 on Google Cloud

These instrctions are an abridged version of the instructions to build WireShark for Windows found here.

In this case, the regular traditional Windows Command Prompt is used for executing commands, not the Windows PowerShell.

Rather than using a mingw environment (for gcc) or using LLVM/clang, we opt to simply use Microsoft Visual Studio. However, the Chocolatey package manager provides builds for a number of additional tools that might make Windows development seem a bit more familiar for non-Windows developers.

Create a new VM Instance

First, we have to set up a [virtual machine](https://en.wikipedia