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Hello,

You can disable the gpio server completely, but there is no method to partially disable functions.

Correct, the client utility does not control the callback, it must be in the application itself, since only the application would know what it needs to do before an update.

Hello,

Is this what you are looking for, or had you already considered it?
https://www.netburner.com/NBDocs/Develo ... tdown.html

Hello Ohardouin, I am not sure how this vref ticket subject changed to MODM7AE70 serial ports. Did you change the subject when replying? It would be better to create a new entry so we do not inadvertently miss a question. Can you please provide some more detail on your question on what you are refer...

Hi SeeCwriter. You are correct on #3 as well. We are reviewing our lint check process to determine why there were not addressed.

Hi SeeCwriter, Great questions, and thank you for posting. 1. wc_DerToPem() and ret variable. That is a wolf function, so we do not want to change it. Looking at the source, it is a misuse, but does not change the functionality. 2. You are correct on this one! That assignment should not be there. Th...

For your topic 3299, the release notes say it was fixed in 3.5.2, but it seems you are using 3.5.1? Revision 3.5.2 ( July 2024 ) New in this release Examples New example TFTP_Server. This example demonstrates how to create a TFTP server and host a file using NetBurner's TFTP library. New example Con...

Hello, For the question on clean, it does do a clean, but the build is not done until you rebuild your project. If you are not changing any files to trigger a build, you can right-click on the project and do a clean project to trigger the build. The fwerr is an odd one. I would do a quick sanity che...

A good reference for GPIO is the data sheet GPIO column. Vref is an analog input, so it is not GPIO. I've attached a screen shot of the data sheet.

Hello again, Thank you for sharing all that. It is always interesting to me to learn how developers work. I think we do things similar in developing remote. I have the h/w set up at work, and use remote desktop. That way I don't have to maintain work/home configurations for eclipse, git, etc. I rely...