I have a FRDM-K22，I want it can run mbed OS，but I donot how to do.
I am also wondering if this is on the roadmap in the short term. I have prepared an initial set of changes across a number of repos working toward this support and am wondering if submitting patches for these changes to the corresponding upstream repos would be acceptable. I haven’t completed the exercise yet, but it looks like adding adding support involves the following…
Adding new modules/targets (generally based on k64f):
- target-frdm-k22f-gcc
- target-k22f-gcc
- mbed-hal-k22f
- mbed-hal-frdm-k22f
- cmsis-core-k22f
Modification of existing modules/targets (i.e. targetDependencies changes). This might be optional for initially getting things working, but would ideally be part of a final solution (so you don’t need to include too much of your dependency tree in the resulting project):
- cmsis-core-freescale
- mbed-hal-ksdk-mcu
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K22 is not officially supported, neither currently present (I haven’t yet seen those modules public). However, They can be added.
Kinetis K22 is supported by Freescale KSDK, thus only target hal modules and targets needed to be created, plus cmsis-core for the mcu.
@posborne summarized it nicely, +1
Kinetis K22 is supported by Freescale KSDK, thus only target hal modules and targets needed to be created, plus cmsis-core for the mcu.
Is this also valid for FRDM-KL25Z?
Thanks
Arek