nxp/s32k14x:board_identity: Return length of mfguid
nxp/s32k14x:CAN driver
nxp/s32k14x:Drver Added ABORT on error
canbootloader:Use N words for first word
canbootloader:Ensure the up_progmem API always defined
These changes remove the two code paths to updates (forceupdate and update) and try to reboot and bootload IO independent of its state, wether it is in bootloader mode already, safety switch is off or if it is in "nominal state" (running and safety on). This ensures that there are no conditions where user error or boot sequence can prevent a successful upgrade. The only state where an upgrade will not be done is if the system is fully armed.
Supporting direct down loads from ROMFS with preferece give to the
files fould on the SD card first. This will allow a user to provide
an updated uavcan firware on the SD card, and there is no overhead
of coping files from the ROM FS to the SD card.
- new heater_status logging message
- run continously at low rate until configured sensor is found
- fix px4io fd bugs (fd open/close/ioctl must be same thread)
- new IMU driver structure with state machine (no sleeps in bus thread)
- verify all configured registers and trigger reset on failure
- detect if DIO1 or DIO2 are actually connected for data ready interrupt usage
- don't use CRC-16 on burst transfers except for verified lots
Fixed UAVCAN146 linker script that caused CXX initalization to wrong
Enabled uORB listener command
Updated UAVCANv1 msg definition
Known isssue: PX4 params are not working on the UAVCAN146
- same pattern as other new drivers (state machine, checked register mechanism, no sleeps, etc)
- self test has been rolled into regular startup sequence
- still I2C only, but will be expanded in the future
- configure to high accuracy preset
As hardware buttons are not particularly reliable and the user flow is to disable safety then arm, then disarm via software / remote, it makes sense to make the button safety state itself sticky and require it to be reset via software.
This will ensure that the CRCs will match with deployed units to avoid unnecessary incompatibilities while we are figuring out how to best standardize these between stakeholders.
David Sidrane