Hi, I have a couple of old devboards that I want to use in an experiment - Olimexino-STM32 - based on STM32F103RB. They are supported in NuttX but no documentation - so I wrote an extensive description. Unfortunately, none of the provided defconfigs are actually working, at each boot you're greeted with a backtrace. The (non-default) stack sizes are too small but, when increasing those, other things seem to be missing as well. Seems like NuttX evolved but nobody has been using these boards since a long time. There is also a lot of clutter in these defconfigs.
So I started from scratch for a minimal NSH. Went further and tried to get USB composite up and running but after a day of fiddling I have to conclude that it's too much to ask from this chip with 20kB of RAM - at least without heavy tuning. As I don't need it myself, I won't be pursuing this any further. Now I'm wondering what's the best way to move forward? Is it OK to just delete code & configs that are not working anymore? I would then provide a clean base to start derived work from (but only a subset of defconfigs). Or just mark whatever is there as "not functional" and move on? Cheers! Maarten
