I am so happy to see ChibiOS is still vivid and the community is so active.
May I ask how do I suppose to download Older releases? like 17.6.4. I have checked sourceforge, but it looks like all the downloads are gone. But OSDN only got 18.x and 19.x for now.
[INFO] Moving repository to OSDN
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Re: [INFO] Moving repository to OSDN
Hi,
ChibiOS is going on since 2007 and the plan is to go ahead, sales are not huge but not bad and we are quite proud of the important firms that selected it over highly qualified competition
About releases: It is always possible to checkout tags in subversion, see under /tags, all versions are still there. It is unsupported code so it is pointless to offer downloads. I have all released zip/7z safely stored anyway.
Giovanni
ChibiOS is going on since 2007 and the plan is to go ahead, sales are not huge but not bad and we are quite proud of the important firms that selected it over highly qualified competition
About releases: It is always possible to checkout tags in subversion, see under /tags, all versions are still there. It is unsupported code so it is pointless to offer downloads. I have all released zip/7z safely stored anyway.
Giovanni
Re: [INFO] Moving repository to OSDN
Congratulations to ChibiOS. I believe it will grow even better.
Well, I can not say it is pointless to offer old downloads. In my case, I have a few demos develop on 17.6.4 (two years ago), and they would fail to build because the project structure and conf version got upgraded in the latest ChibiOS and maybe gcc-arm-nono-eabi would probably bring some trouble too. We all know it will take a while to do the migration.
But I figured out where to download the source for 17.6.4: https://osdn.net/projects/chibios/scm/s ... ver17.6.4/ I can download tar/zip on the page. That would be good enough for me.
Back to my problem to rebuild my source on deprecated ChibiOS, I have created a docker repo for the compiling: https://cloud.docker.com/repository/doc ... gu/chibios
So ChibiOS and the gcc-arm-nono-eabi at its time are stick together without contaminating the host OS. Moreover, both mac and linux can run the same image. And the host can have various versions at the same time. As I have tags for 19.1.3, 18.2.2 and 17.6.4 now. Enjoy.
Well, I can not say it is pointless to offer old downloads. In my case, I have a few demos develop on 17.6.4 (two years ago), and they would fail to build because the project structure and conf version got upgraded in the latest ChibiOS and maybe gcc-arm-nono-eabi would probably bring some trouble too. We all know it will take a while to do the migration.
But I figured out where to download the source for 17.6.4: https://osdn.net/projects/chibios/scm/s ... ver17.6.4/ I can download tar/zip on the page. That would be good enough for me.
Back to my problem to rebuild my source on deprecated ChibiOS, I have created a docker repo for the compiling: https://cloud.docker.com/repository/doc ... gu/chibios
So ChibiOS and the gcc-arm-nono-eabi at its time are stick together without contaminating the host OS. Moreover, both mac and linux can run the same image. And the host can have various versions at the same time. As I have tags for 19.1.3, 18.2.2 and 17.6.4 now. Enjoy.
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