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Hi, the SLIP driver in the tree is mainly used for qemu<->host communication. I have heard people using it to connect from real device so it should be possible to do what you want. If you want to try this, please consider sending patches to upstream for any needed changes. |
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See also #48697 |
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As for the issues in #48697 my conclusion was that it was due to the MCU on NRF boards - The UART over MCU only worked stable with smaller packages than 64 bytes: Using the pins to physical UART worked (with HW FC), and also when using the CDC UART. |
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Hey,
I have a designated UART device in my device tree and I want to run a TCP/IP application over this device. Is it possible as in Linux ?
I saw such a driver called located in zephyr\drivers\net\slip.c, but there is no DT_DRV_COMPAT so how can I link it with my device ? Or maybe I have to create one by myself.
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