This is a major release that removes GPIO from sysfs since it is deprecated by the
Linux kernel. The GPIO remapping from names to sequential numbers has also been
removed. Circuits GPIO v2
is now the recommended way to use the GPIO pins, which can be accessed by name
(i.e. PA6
). The GPIOs for the development kit can be found in the
ATSAMA5D27-WLSOM1-EK1 user's guide.
This release also updates Erlang to OTP 27.
-
Changes
- Remove GPIO from sysfs.
- Remove pinctrl-at91-pio4 sequential GPIO numeric mappings.
- Disabled the RGB LED heartbeat to free the GPIO for use in user space.
-
Updated dependencies
- nerves_system_br: v1.28.2
- Erlang/OTP 27.0.1
- linux-at91: 2024.04 - Linux kernel 6.6.23
- u-boot-mchp: 2024.04
- at91bootstrap: v4.0.9
This release brings in iptables
and the 2023.10 release of Microchip's tooling.
-
Changes
- Add iptables so that a firewall is included by default.
-
Updated dependencies
- nerves_system_br: v1.27.2
- Erlang/OTP 26.2.5
- linux-at91: 2023.10 - Linux kernel 6.1.55
- u-boot-mchp: 2023.10
- at91bootstrap: v4.0.8
Ownership transfer.
The GitHub URL has changed in this version. There are no functionality changes.
Production release.
This version is identical to v0.4.8, but the number is being incremented to convey that it is suitable for production systems.
This is a maintenance release that brings in OTP 26 and the 2023.04 release of Microchip's tooling.
- Updated dependencies
- nerves_system_br: v1.23.0
- Erlang/OTP 26.0
- linux-at91: 2023.04 - Linux kernel 6.1.22
- u-boot-at91: 2023.04
- at91bootstrap: v4.0.6
This is a maintenance release.
- Updated dependencies
- Updated dependencies
- Updated dependencies
This release updates the board identifier to look for the ATECC crypto chip on
the SOM and use it if it is available. The MAC address is used as a fallback
if the SOM variant of the processor is not being used, and the identifier can
be set manually with the U-Boot environment variable nerves_serial_number
.
-
Changes
- Check ATECC crypto chip for board ID
-
Updated dependencies
This release fixes issues with the WILC3000 Wi-Fi module becoming unresponsive and potentially triggering the watchdog in access point (AP) mode. After reconfiguring the interface at runtime when it's in AP mode, reset the module with:
cmd "rmmod wilc-sdio"
cmd "modprobe wilc-sdio"
- Changes
- Switch to the mainline Linux WILC driver
- Changes
- Add support for WILC3000 Wi-Fi + Bluetooth module
- Update U-Boot to linux4sam-2022.10
Update your application's nerves_runtime to 0.13.3
or greater if you
need the fix for Nerves.Runtime.poweroff
.
-
Changes
- Enable the U-Boot console
- Update
nerves_system_br
for:nerves_heart
changes to the watchdog for reboots and poweroff- Buildroot bug/security fixes
-
Updated dependencies
Known Issues
The WILC3000 Wi-Fi / BLE module does not appear to be working in this version.
The wilc-sdio
driver loads, but the module doesn't show up as wlan0
.
This version brings several dependencies up to date:
- Erlang
OTP 25
- Linux kernel
linux4microchip-2022.10
- AT bootloader
v4.0.5
- Toolchain
1.6.1
- GCC 11
The logical GPIO numbers have been updated to be compatible with Circuits.GPIO.
For example, pin PA1
is logically gpio1
. See the GPIO section
in the readme for a full chart of the mappings.
- Dependencies
Known Issues
The WILC3000 Wi-Fi / BLE module does not appear to be working in this version.
The wilc-sdio
driver loads, but the module doesn't show up as wlan0
.
This version bumps the toolchain to v1.4.3 which includes updates to GCC 10.
- Dependencies
The device tree and linux kernel are now loaded from the squashfs root file system.
-
Bug fixes
wlan0
could encouter an error indicated by the errorcfg_indicate_rx: Receive unknown message
when transferring firmware or large file streams. The SDIO interface speed was reduced from 50Mhz to 48Mhz.
-
Dependencies
Initial release
- Dependencies