Hi, This email address seems to be the only appropriate one for this message even though this is not a bug report!
Rather - quite the opposite. It is a big thank you to the team and especially Gregory Nutt. I have been following NuttX for a "long" time. (Pre Apache) but up until now out of interest - not because I need an RTOS. I have a Keil MCB2300 board which has the NXP LPC2368 CPU as the processor. Same family as LPC2378 which is supported by NuttX. Anyway, I need a stable well-tested platform to use to get an SD/MMC interface running. I can see that SD/MMC is supported in the drivers directory. I tried building the Olimex-lpc2378 / nsh project just as a starting-point. I have my Codesourcery ARM toolchain in a slightly different location than the given default so I put the path to the Codesourcery tools at the front of my $PATH. Following the instructions it "just worked" and within seconds of compiling and linking I had the .bin and ELF executables! One of the advantages of NuttX is the simple build environment. I am familiar with other operating systems which require a number of supporting programs/packages (Python - I'm looking at you) in order to simply generate and build the code for a supported platform. NuttX is SO refreshing in this regard. So, again a BIG thank you to Gregory and the team. As a side note, it only took me a few minutes of work to generate an MCB2300 configuration and build what I hope will be a functional executable! Next job is to erase the FLASH and reprogram it with the NuttX/nsh image. Once I am happy that this is working, I can get on with the "real" job of getting the SD/MMC driver running. This is a real time-saver for me so thanks again. Best Regards, David
