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otbr-agent
fails to connect to nRF52840 dongle due to RadioSpinelNoResponse
#172
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Hi @fonix232, thanks for reporting this. Can you please state which commits are you using for |
hi, and: that's what i tried: |
recipes found on net are wrong: |
@markus61 , can you point to the instructions you used so that we can make necessary updates? |
@jwhui , the confusion might come from the instructions at this link. Adding a few lines there to point out which build to use for which case might be useful, especially for those new to OpenThread. |
I'm trying to do the same on my side. It seems like there is a lot of conflicting information right now with a mix of legacy and current stuff. I think the best/current documentation for this right now is this: Though I have yet to test it. |
I'm here to report, the documentation mentioned in my previous post worked fine on my end. |
Closing stale issue. |
This is my first foray into Thread/OpenThread, so please forgive possible confusions.
I've had a handful of nRF52840 dongles laying around (v1.2.0) and decided to give OT a quick go. Followed the instructions to set up the host service on a Raspberry Pi 4, which went without issues. Then followed this repo's instructions as well, to create and flash the appropriate firmware for the dongle, which was also successful.
The problem happens when I try to start
otbr-agent
- even though the proper TTY is selected, pretty soon after starting up, throws the error in the title. I've tried using different USB ports, swapping power supplies, to no avail. Same thing happens if I try to run the OTBR stack in Docker.Steps to reproduce:
Result:
The response is very similar to #71, however the solution won't work for me - the nRF52840 dongle does not have a J-Link OB debugger, and as such, it does not have MSD.
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