Zephyr 101 - Using the Device Tree

[@trevor8932]

Thanks for adding some color to my understanding of DTs, thanks Jared!!

[@OM-et1bp]

Thank you for a great video!

[@CircuitDojo]

My pleasure!

[@marekmatej5971]

the video lighting is actually very good, please don't change it

[@CircuitDojo]

Thanks Marek :)

[@nicoladellino8124]

TNX👏

[@CircuitDojo]

You're welcome :)

[@MrGoranF]

Again another very useful video - THANKS! A question: do add to the zephyr.dts the definition of of a gpio, ie. your zephyr, user { definition?

[@CircuitDojo]

Typically I'll add any modifications to my device to a device specific .overlay file. Whenever you choose your board (using the -b flag in west) it will search for .conf and .overlay in your application folder.

[@MrGoranF]

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[@MrGoranF]

@@CircuitDojo Hello and MANY THANKS, you made May Day!! It works!

[@FindingCody-p4t]

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[@eone199]

where can I find the goddamn device tree file to edit here???

[@aliahmad9626]

In the zephyr->boards-> -> . you can also make an overlay file for your board by adding a .overlay file in your project folder and put the stuff you want to add in there.