Hi Bill, There is not a usbsmp or smpusb board profile as Greg said, but you can create one this way:
First configure the usbnsh board profile: $ ./tools/configure.sh raspberrypi-pico:usbnsh Compile: (you will need to export to PICO SDK, it is documented in our site https://nuttx.apache.org/docs/latest/index.html ) $ make -j Copy the generated nuttx.uf2 to your board and config that NSH is working over USB. If everything is working, you can continue: Copy the created .config to config_raspico_usbnsh $ cp .config config_raspico_usbnsh Clear the configuration: $ make distclean Configure the existing smp board profile: ./tools/configure.sh raspberrypi-pico:smp You don't need to compile, just copy this new .config to config_raspico_smp $ cp .config config_raspico_smp Now you can use a text diff config tool like meld or kdiff3 to compare these two config files and move things related to smp to the usbnsh: Note: Since you are going to modify the config_raspico_usbnsh you can save a copy of this file, just in case you mess something in the first try. $ meld config_raspico_smp config_raspico_usbnsh Basically move things related to SMP from the left (config_raspico_smp) side to the right side (config_raspico_usbnsh). Save the modifications to config_raspico_usbnsh and now copy it to .config: $ cp config_raspico_usbnsh .config $ make -j Now you will have a nuttx.uf2 that will have both features. I can create it for you in a few minutes, but I think this is the kind of practice that will improve your NuttX skills. BR, Alan On Fri, Aug 9, 2024 at 5:38 PM William Martin <w...@wwmartin.net> wrote: > Greetings, > > No luck getting an index of articles from the mailing list bot, so my > request is: can some kind soul tell me where to find out how to use the > smp built-in for NuttX, and how do I make an option, such as 'smpusb' > for the configure.sh tool to create an smp version with usb terminal > instead of serial port. > > Thanks very much, > > Bill Martin > > ps: I'm not a Linux wizard, rather a retired hardware engineer... >
