Support for Raspberry Pi Pico?

[theolivenbaum]

nanoFramework area: Hardware/target board

Just saw on the news that there's a new Raspberry Pi Pico board - and from a quick comparison with other boards here, it seems to be powerful enough to run the nanoframework.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/pico/getting-started/

It looks like a really nice board to get started and play around due to the really low cost, and would be a great entry level board for promoting the nanoframework!

Is it already on the roadmap to support it? If not, how would one get started with a custom target for it?

ps: sorry for re-posting this, but my previous #686 issue was closed and I cannot reopen it

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[networkfusion]

@theolivenbaum best join us on our discord channel to discuss there.

[josesimoes]

@theolivenbaum you just have to follow the template ...

[josesimoes]

This is being considered. Thanks for pointing it out.

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[josesimoes]

still active

[rick-ryerson]

Watching to see when this is supported

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[rick-ryerson]

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[DamianSuess]

Is there any status update on this feature request?

Found this on a simple search:

• https://microhobby.com.br/blog/2021/06/24/running-dotnet-on-raspberry-pi-pico/
  • GitHub Repo - nf-Community-Targets
  • GitHub Repo - nf-Interpreter
  • GitHub - Samples
• https://www.hackster.io/news/matheus-castello-s-port-brings-net-nanoframework-to-the-raspberry-pi-pico-more-rp2040-based-boards-66863d5b3cc6

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[DamianSuess]

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[rick-ryerson]

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[Guyiming]

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[mguinness]

@microhobby has done work to get nanoframework working with NuttX RTOS, see Running .NET on Raspberry Pi Pico.

[arek-w]

Solution does not work on raspberry pico W (2022) I get the message: nsh > nsh: nsh_session: readline failed: 11

[sangyuxiaowu]

Solution does not work on raspberry pico W (2022) I get the message: nsh > nsh: nsh_session: readline failed: 11

This one is an unofficial port! For now only GPIO. And this project has not been active for a year. pico W (2022) was released this year. Let's wait for the official news.

[joesdu]

+1

[cindylove]

+1

[phantomkingx]

....29 months later.

[josesimoes]

....29 months later.

Failing to understand the value that this comment adds to the issue... 🤔 Or to help any ongoing effort to make this happen....

[mgowing]

+1

[networkfusion]

Work is ongoing:

https://github.com/networkfusion/nf-interpreter https://github.com/TerryFogg/nf-interpreter https://github.com/burtonrodman/nf-interpreter