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Project updates
- Bug fixes
- Really fix crash when cleaning up responders when a network goes down. The fix in v0.8.9 had an issue that prevented it from working.
- Updates
- Update vintage_net_wifi to fix an issue connecting to some WPA2 networks using VintageNetWiFi.quick_configure/2
- Enable TFLite support on Raspberry Pi Model B and Raspberry Pi Zeros now that it has ARMv6 support. (@cocoa-xu)
- Update Nerves systems to nerves_system_br 1.25.1 versions (Erlang 26.2.2)
- Update all dependencies to latest versions
System updates
This is a major Buildroot update. This part of the changelog applies to all system. Specifics for specific systems will be noted in the system list. Enjoy.
Please see the nerves_system_br v1.26.0 release notes for upgrade instructions if you’ve forked this system.
- Updated dependencies
nerves_system_mangopi_mq_pro, v0.8.0
- Add device tree compiler to support compiling overlays at runtime
If you use circuits_gpio, it is critical to update to 1.2.0 or later to get a workaround for GPIO indices changing.
Updated dependencies
- linux 6.1.69-ti-r21
nerves_system_osd32mp1, v0.17.0
Raspberry Pi systems
- Add the imx296 overlays for the Raspberry Pi Global Shutter Camera
Community updates
Nerves Meetup online!
Next event is coming up on the 29th of March. The previous talk about taking the Scenic route to Cairo is up on the Youtube channel.
Qualcomm releasing ~80 TFLite models
This release popped up on hacker news and I've recently been toying with TFLite for Elixir/Nx for a Nerves client. Having a large selection of models in TFLite format seems very nice, for computer vision and many other possible uses. I haven't tried these on a Coral accelerator yet, let me know if you do!
Participating in the community
The Nerves community is found wherever Elixirists gather. Try any of the following:
- Elixir Slack, #nerves channel
- Elixir Discord
- Mastodon/Fediverse at genserver.social
- Elixir Forum Chat
Supporting the Nerves project
We want to encourage everyone to contribute in whatever way works for them. Here are some ways we currently recommend:
- Write or port a new hardware library and include it in the Elixir Circuits collection.
- Give money to the project via Open Collective.
- Get in touch about taking over maintenance duties for some libraries, we might be able to provide you hardware.
- Apply for an EEF stipend on something Nerves-related and build it. We can help if you have questions about this.
- Send corrections or improvements for documentation wherever it fails to help you.
- Write about Nerves, give talks about Nerves. Make videos about Nerves. It is all good.
Finally, if you have questions about the newsletter or want to suggest something you can simply respond to this email it will go directly to me, Lars, who edits this thing. Let me know what you think.
- Lars, Underjord.io
