Hi,
HW wise, you should have corresponding supplies and signalling, as well as I2C. I think it is matter of some simple adapter (if needed).
I'm not Sw expert, but I guess you should define the right sensor in the device tree in order to use the r...
Hi @allard ,
not sure it answer your question.
The 96-bits UID is set in factory (i.e. fused inside OTP), readable thru BSEC. It cannot be altered and it is guaranteed to be unique within a STM32MP serie.
Regards.
Hi @drodr
regarding the 4 possible address ranges to access same memories, this is due to the Cortex-M33 address space split between Code and SRAM and secure/non-secure split done with IDAU. This allows full flexibility for your secure/non-secure co...
Hi,
seems distributors underestimated a bit the first demands in their plan and as soon they receive the boards they purchase from ST, their stock goes to 0 as they are probably already pre-selled.
As far as I know for this particular board, ST is re...
Hi, @B.Michele
sorry to be rude, but I fear there is no way, they are too different.
RGMII PHY could run on 100Mbit/s link, but it is still using RGMII protocol.
Either you use an RMII PHY with STM32H5, or use an STM32 having RGMII capabilities (ST...
