Clone MBED2 repository

Mbed OS
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Hi,
I want to clone MBED version 2 repository. Where can I find it?
Thanks.

Arianto

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Ahoj,

Or you can use MbedOS5 with bare metal

BR, Jan

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Hi Jan,
Thanks for the info. I’ve looked at https://os.mbed.com/users/mbed_official/code/mbed/, from there I can download:
https://os.mbed.com/users/mbed_official/code/mbed/archive/65be27845400.zip.
After extracting from it:

  1. I can’t find a repository there (git or mercurial). Its just like a snapshot or a commit (sorry for my limited english). I can’t go to another commit for example.
  2. I’m targetting for a small MCU (LPC812), I can find the target, but I couldn’t find the source code, only binary of the target.
    Also, from history page, I see there are many commits in MBED 2 before the current one, but the link is not working, for example: https://os.mbed.com/users/mbed_official/code/mbed//rev/e95d10626187
    Am I missing something
4

Try here;

AFAIK this is the only way. You can export to desktop IDE as a zip file if want to.

5

Above link does not seem to work. Just like trying to use mercurial to clone it.

Would like a decent Github repo as the mbed-dev snapshot is 120 commits ahead of what i had in the online compiled (were the mbed lib is just a link in a text file, no actual sources included).

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I’m aware of this link but it only contains the last commit {version 165 or so} where my code was compiled against version 33 or so.

None of the exports I tried contained the mbed sources, only a textfile containing the hash of a commit.

I already managed to download all but one commit and intent to turn it into a git repo.

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I have a copy of revision 170:

repo: 82220227f4fa1ef7c958ac22d55b44f198cd91dd
node: e95d1062618745e6210e1f35ca6882d9b5910b3f
branch: default
latesttag: null
latesttagdistance: 170
changessincelatesttag: 170

Any particular reason to stick with such an early version of mbed2? I struggled for quite some time dealing with a project based on some earlier version of mbed2 then just moved onto mbed os v5 and now v6. It is a lot easier to maintain the project with newer mbed.

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Hi,

You can find the revision 33 of the mbed-dev is here:

And you can also find synchronized with git revision in the same page which is 88bbe088da5793b45ba5ebc63521c93611ad2dd7

So, you can download the source code by command below:

$ git clone https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os
$ cd mbed-os
$ git reset --hard 88bbe088da5793b45ba5ebc63521c93611ad2dd7
$ git log
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Hi,

There seems to be some confusion, I’m using release 33 of mBed2 (so NOT mBedOS which has a GitHub repository).

mBed2 is only avail as a mercurial repo that unfortunately seem to be broken as the repo is to large to load for most part.

I just which to be able to recompile the code as-is in case I cannot upgrade to a newer release (or even mBedOS).

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Hi,

As far as I remember, the mbed-os repository was renamed from mbed (= mbed2) repository.
You can also do this.

$ git clone https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed
$ cd mbed
$ git reset --hard 88bbe088da5793b45ba5ebc63521c93611ad2dd7
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