I did try it but not sure if its working ([Program] not enabled but [Both] is) - but I'm not a MAC person so I've emailed my colleague who
needs it to download it and give it a try. Will let you know what he finds.
The value for ram_r1_base is different than what I see in my Keil IDE
(if I'm interpreting correctly)
On 10/30/2017 8:20 AM, Roland King wrote:
I just uploaded one - give it a go please and tell me if I got the
memory right. The checksum is just
cksum -o 3
but I'm most appreciative when people tell me I'm missing some so I
can add for all.
great - the r1 base number is just the lowest available - you'll almost always need more than that so it's not surprising it's different. This used (back in the old softdevice days) to be a fixed number, then Nordic added the ability to choose features to use as little as you needed so it's a less useful value than it used to be.
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I just uploaded one - give it a go please and tell me if I got the memory right. The checksum is just
cksum -o 3
but I'm most appreciative when people tell me I'm missing some so I can add for all.
Thanks Roland!
I did try it but not sure if its working ([Program] not enabled but
[Both] is) - but I'm not a MAC person so I've emailed my colleague who
needs it to download it and give it a try. Will let you know what he finds.
The value for ram_r1_base is different than what I see in my Keil IDE
(if I'm interpreting correctly)
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My colleague reports success! So just my unfamiliarity with MAC that
must have been issue for me.
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#23great - the r1 base number is just the lowest available - you'll almost always need more than that so it's not surprising it's different. This used (back in the old softdevice days) to be a fixed number, then Nordic added the ability to choose features to use as little as you needed so it's a less useful value than it used to be.