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A confirmed edge-case bug in hw i2c scan can emit an extra misleading <bus>: header-only line when address tokens can’t fit, and should be fixed before approval.
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What changed in this PR
Adds a new hw CLI command to report firmware/hardware facts that aren’t available in release builds (where MESH_DEBUG_* is compiled out), including board/SoC/Zephyr/fw/role, reset cause, RTC discovery results, I2C inventory + optional live scan, GNSS info, and sensor availability, with paging support sized appropriately for local vs remote-admin replies.
Changes:
- Introduces
helpers/HardwareReport.{h,cpp}implementinghwand its subcommands with a paged output sink. - Exposes RTC discovery reporting accessors in
adapters/clock/ZephyrRTCDiscover.{h,c}sohw rtccan report declared candidates and probe outcomes. - Wires the new command into
CommonCLI, adds it to the build, and documents it inRepeater_CLI_commands.md.
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zephcore/helpers/HardwareReport.h |
Declares zephcore_hw::handle() and documents the command’s intent/constraints. |
zephcore/helpers/HardwareReport.cpp |
Implements hw sections (board/rtc/i2c/i2c scan/gps/sensors/all) and paging sink. |
zephcore/helpers/CommonCLI.cpp |
Dispatches hw from the common CLI entrypoint with correct reply cap for remote admin. |
zephcore/CMakeLists.txt |
Adds helpers/HardwareReport.cpp to the app sources. |
zephcore/adapters/clock/ZephyrRTCDiscover.h |
Adds reporting types and accessor APIs for RTC discovery results. |
zephcore/adapters/clock/ZephyrRTCDiscover.c |
Records per-candidate probe outcomes and implements the new accessors (plus stubs). |
docs/Repeater_CLI_commands.md |
Documents hw command usage, semantics, and paging behavior. |
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work/hw-cli carried four separate changes that grew together: the hw command,
the boot reset-cause capture, the V4-R8 board, the RAK4631 RTC descriptors and
the companion reply-truncation fix. Three of those are now upstream in their
own right, so this branch keeps only the hw CLI and its one prerequisite.
Kept:
helpers/HardwareReport.{cpp,h} the command itself
adapters/clock/ZephyrRTCDiscover.* accessors for what the boot probe found,
which hw rtc reports
helpers/CommonCLI.cpp the dispatch arm
zephcore/CMakeLists.txt one source line
docs/Repeater_CLI_commands.md the hw sections
Dropped as already upstream: helpers/boot_info.* and the main_companion.cpp
changes (liquidraver#94), the heltec_wifi_lora32_v4_r8 board (liquidraver#93). Dropped as separate
concerns that deserve their own review: app/CompanionMesh.cpp (reply
truncation) and boards/nrf52840/rak4631/board.overlay (RTC descriptors).
One real conflict came out of the rebase rather than the file split.
zephcore_boot_reset_cause_str() gained a `hints` argument after this branch was
written, and its buffer requirement moved to 127 bytes without hints. Both call
sites in HardwareReport.cpp passed two arguments into a three-argument function
and sized their buffer at 96. Fixed, with hints off: these lines page over
LoRa, where width costs packets.
Built for rak4631 and heltec_wifi_lora32_v43.
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Brings the branch up to the fork's dev, which mirrors upstream dev at 3c7a7c8. The one conflict, CommonCLI.cpp, takes dev's file and re-applies the hw dispatch arm; its comment no longer says get cad.stats is above it, since dev moved that handler below. A trailing space in ZephyrRTCDiscover.c is gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
dev consolidated the mesh headers into mesh/MeshCore.h and replaced the merged sensor view with per-device enumeration, so the hw CLI no longer built. HardwareReport now includes MeshCore.h, and `hw sensors` lists each part the boot probe found, environment and power monitors alike, with the fields its reading carried. The GPS fallback that called the removed isGpsEnabled() callback is gone: the GPS header is always present, so it was dead code. declared_name_at() is compiled only with CONFIG_I2C, the one configuration that uses it, which silences native builds. `hw i2c scan` printed a line holding only the bus name when an address could not share a line with it: the wrap flushed a line with no addresses on it, and the final flush ran even when every address had gone out on its own line. Both flushes now skip a line that carries no address. Builds for rak4631 companion and repeater, heltec_wifi_lora32_v4_r8 repeater, and the rak6421 native preset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review findings on the merged branch: - The hw arm sized remote replies with CLI_REMOTE_REPLY_SIZE rather than dev's replyCap(), so behind an "xx|" prefix the sink was told it had three more bytes than it did. It uses replyCap() now. On a companion a local reply may be the app's CLI frame, which carries MAX_FRAME_SIZE - 1 bytes, so hw pages to that and the resume marker is no longer the part the frame cuts off. - A truncated summary ended in " next:N" that nothing accepted: "hw N" matched no arm and printed the usage. It now resumes the summary. - `hw sensors` claimed "not compiled in" from a header that always exists. It now asks CONFIG_SENSOR, so a build without sensor support says so instead of "none found". - With RTC autodiscovery disabled the stubs report nothing declared, which contradicted `hw i2c` listing the descriptors. hw now says autodiscovery is disabled. - The docs claimed hw on the observer, which has its own CLI; said `hw all` includes every section; quoted the GNSS line wrongly; and called the summary's rtc field the clock source, when it is the chip adopted for write-back. They also now say that a resumed page is computed afresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The disabled-autodiscovery reply ran before the declared check, and the option depends on I2C, so every build without I2C reported autodiscovery disabled where nothing is declared at all. It now applies only when the devicetree declares candidates, says how many, and is documented. HardwareReport.h described the reply capacity as the two fixed sizes; it now describes what CommonCLI passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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sink_line() refused a line that did not fit and marked the page full, which is right once a page holds something. On an empty page it meant the line was never emitted and the reply was only " next:N" pointing back at that same line, so resuming looped on it forever. That is reachable over remote admin: behind an "xx|" prefix a page holds 146 bytes, and a formatted line can be up to 159. Such a line is now cut to fit, ending in "...", and paging moves on. Found by CodeRabbit. Checked by compiling the sink on the host: a 158-byte line on a 146-byte page now pages 0, 1, 2, 3 instead of repeating index 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The probe marked a candidate ABSENT on any failed read, so a timeout or a busy bus on a fitted RTC was reported as "absent" and the summary said "none present", which the probe never established. The nRF and ESP32 I2C drivers report an address NACK as -EIO; only that now marks a candidate absent, and any other failure leaves it unprobed. `hw rtc` and the summary say how many candidates went unprobed rather than "none present". On nRF every failed transfer surfaces as -EIO, so there a bus error still reads as absent; the driver gives nothing finer to go on. Found by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Do not report an RTC as PRESENT after a failed status read. · ZephyrRTCDiscover.c:178
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not report an RTC as
PRESENTafter a failed status read.When the time block has invalid BCD, a failed status-register read makes
rtc_time_unreliablereturntrue. The probe then assignsZEPHCORE_RTC_PRESENTwithout observing the power-loss flag. Treat the status-read failure separately and leave the candidateZEPHCORE_RTC_UNPROBED.The previous implementation had the same unreliable-time decision and could select the candidate as
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candidate as `ZEPHCORE_RTC_UNPROBED`. Preserve the unreliable-time handling when
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CodeRabbit pointed out that the nRF I2C drivers report every failed transfer as -EIO, so a bus error during the probe is labelled absent, and the docs implied only a missing chip could be. They now say so. Treating -EIO as unprobed instead would label every unfitted candidate on every nRF board unprobed, which is the answer the report exists to give. They also now say that present means the probe accepted the chip, which includes the existing rule of adopting a chip whose status register cannot be read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Timeouts are -ETIMEDOUT on the nRF drivers too, so the previous wording contradicted the bullet above it. What every driver folds into -EIO is a data NACK, plus, on nRF, any other bus error event. And only the first accepted chip is adopted for write-back, which `*` marks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rtc_probe() resets every candidate's state on entry, because it can run more than once, but left s_active from an earlier run. A later probe that found nothing would then report every candidate unprobed or absent while save kept writing to the old chip. s_active is now reset with the states. Not reachable today: restore runs once at boot, and save only probes when restore never ran, when s_active is still NULL. Found by CodeRabbit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports the T096 "Option 1" design (single LED, get/set leds on|off persisted + get/set leds.brightness 0-100 RAM-only) to the Wireless Tracker V2, which has the same single-LED-multi-purpose situation (status_led doubles as heartbeat/message-flash/shutdown-flash/TX indicator, same as T096's P0.28). Adds a new ledc0 PWM channel on GPIO18 (same physical pin as the existing plain-GPIO status_led) with heartbeat-pwm-led/lora-tx-pwm-led aliases -- the shared C++ logic (helpers/ui/ui_common.c, adapters/board/ZephyrBoard.cpp, helpers/led_gate.c/h, helpers/CommonCLI.cpp) already existed from the T096 commits and needed no changes, being board-agnostic behind DT_NODE_EXISTS checks. CONFIG_PWM=y deliberately NOT in the board defconfig: WT2 builds via --sysbuild (mcuboot + app as two images sharing that defconfig), and mcuboot's minimal kernel config has no k_sem_give()/k_sem_take(), which the ESP32 PWM LED driver needs -- CONFIG_PWM=y there links the app image fine but fails mcuboot's link. New boards/common/esp32s3_pwm_led.conf scopes it to the app image only via EXTRA_CONF_FILE, alongside the existing esp32s3_usb.conf.
leds.brightness (PWM-capable boards) was RAM-only since it was added: it always reset to ZEPHCORE_LED_DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS_PCT (10%) on every boot, regardless of what a user had last set it to. New field led_brightness on NodePrefs, following the exact same append-only pattern as leds_radio_mode/leds_hb_mode added just before it: offset 311 in RepeaterDataStore.cpp (repeater/room-server/observer, shared file), offset 174 in ZephyrDataStore.cpp (companion). Both are backward compatible by construction: a prefs file written before this field existed simply leaves it at the initNodePrefs() default (10%), which is exactly the behaviour every already-deployed node has today -- no special-casing needed to keep "10% on a new/not-yet-upgraded node" as the effective default. CommonCLI.cpp's "set leds.brightness" handler now writes the prefs field and calls savePrefs(), same as the leds.radio/leds.hb handlers right above it; "get leds.brightness" now reads from prefs instead of the RAM getter directly, for the same reason those two already do (always in sync, prefs is the source of truth). The four boot call sites (main_companion.cpp, main_repeater.cpp, main_room_server.cpp, main_observer.cpp) each gained a zephcore_led_set_brightness_pct() call seeding the RAM cache from the persisted value, mirroring the existing leds_radio_mode/leds_hb_mode lines right next to them. Verified building for heltec_t096/nrf52840 (companion) and rak3401_1watt (repeater), the two roles/datastores touched by this change.
The RX-pulse/pin-hold interlock (s_tx_lit/s_rx_pulse_off/ zephcore_led_radio_hold_pin) was gated by HAS_TX_LED alone, so it never compiled in for any PWM-capable board (HAS_TX_LED_PWM). Left two real gaps: - T096 and Wireless Tracker V2 alias heartbeat and TX activity to the SAME physical PWM LED (ZEPHCORE_LED_PIN_SHARED's intent exactly), but had none of the arbitration that protects every plain-GPIO board with the same wiring -- a transmit and a heartbeat tick could still clip each other on the shared PWM channel. - All PWM boards, RAK3401 included, had no onPacketReceived() blink at all: "set leds.radio rx" (or "all") silently did nothing on the activity LED, since that whole code path only existed under HAS_TX_LED. Fixed by widening every "#if HAS_TX_LED" guard around this machinery to "#if HAS_TX_LED_PWM || HAS_TX_LED", and adding a small tx_led_write(bool) helper (mirroring heartbeat_led_write() in helpers/ui/ui_common.c) so the shared interlock logic doesn't need to know which path is compiled in -- only the final write differs. ZEPHCORE_LED_PIN_SHARED itself gained a PWM branch: true when heartbeat-pwm-led and lora-tx-pwm-led alias the same DT node (T096, WT2), same as it already was for the GPIO led0/lora-tx-led case. RAK3401's two PWM LEDs are on distinct nodes, so it correctly stays unshared -- no arbitration overhead there, but it does now get the RX blink like every other PWM board. The heartbeat side (helpers/ui/ui_common.c) needed no change: it already checks zephcore_led_radio_holds_pin() unconditionally through heartbeat_led_write(), from the LED brightness persistence commit earlier today. Verified building for heltec_t096/nrf52840 (shared PWM LED), heltec_wireless_tracker_v2/esp32s3 (shared PWM LED), and rak3401_1watt (two independent PWM LEDs, confirms ZEPHCORE_LED_PIN_SHARED stays 0 there).
heltec_wifi_lora32_v43_procpu.dts already declared a pwm-leds node for its single onboard LED (pwm_led_white, LEDC0/GPIO35, generic pwm-led0 alias) -- it just never had the two project-specific aliases (heartbeat-pwm-led / lora-tx-pwm-led) that helpers/ui/ui_common.c and adapters/board/ZephyrBoard.cpp actually look for. T096 and Wireless Tracker V2 have had this wired for a while; V4.3 was simply never included in that earlier rollout, not blocked by anything in its hardware -- the PWM path was sitting there unused this whole time, confirmed by grepping for any other consumer of pwm-led0/pwm_led_white before touching it (none). Aliased both roles to the same node, same as T096/WT2: this board has only one physical LED, shared between heartbeat and LoRa TX activity. ZEPHCORE_LED_PIN_SHARED and the RX-pulse/pin-hold arbitration (extended to PWM boards earlier today, commit a57d4c7) apply automatically since both aliases point at the same node. Gives V4.3 the full leds.radio/leds.hb/leds.brightness set for the first time: leds.radio previously had no effect at all on this board (no activity LED aliased whatsoever), leds.brightness was accepted but inert (no PWM-capable LED reachable). Verified building for heltec_wifi_lora32_v43/esp32s3 with boards/common/esp32s3_pwm_led.conf (same flag already used for WT2).
ZEPHCORE_LED_DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS_PCT was 10 on the branch this was developed on (a local preference for that project's own compiles). For general use it should default to what every PWM LED already ran at before this setting existed: full brightness. Also fixes a stale led_gate.h comment that still said "RAM-only, not persisted" after brightness became a persisted NodePrefs field.
…yout companionPrefsEncode()/serverPrefsEncode() never wrote the led_brightness byte that companionPrefsDecode()/serverPrefsDecode() already read, desyncing every field that follows it by one byte on the companion side (wifi_enabled/wifi_ssid/wifi_pwd) and silently truncating the server format by one byte. Caught by CI's ASan/UBSan run on the host regression suite: an out-of-bounds read/write in the pinned layout tests. Since led_brightness never existed upstream, nothing already accounted for it: fixing only the encoder still leaves the pinned byte tables and the documented 272/311-byte totals (COMPANION_PREFS_SIZE/ SERVER_PREFS_SIZE, used by the real prefs stores too, not just tests) one byte short of what the encoder now actually produces. - PrefsCodec.h: bump both size constants (272->273, 311->312). - PrefsCodec.cpp: add the missing w.put() in both encoders, mirroring the position already used by both decoders. - prefs_codec_tests.cpp: add led_brightness to both layout tables at its real file offset (shifts wifi_enabled/wifi_ssid/wifi_pwd by one byte on the companion side; server's is appended last, nothing else shifts), extend both historical-boundary length lists with the new full-format length, and give it a non-default value in sample() so the layout/roundtrip tests actually exercise it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
UNIT-PREFS-001 and UNIT-PREFS-006 still said 272/311-byte in catalog.json while prefs_codec_tests.cpp was bumped to 273/312 by f8a4992. Same ID sets on both sides (missing=[], unexpected=[]) but differing names made the executable/catalog dict comparison fail, which is exactly what CI's host regression job flagged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
led_brightness sat at companion offset 174, in front of the WiFi fields, so a 272-byte file written by upstream dev decoded with the wrong led_brightness and a shifted SSID. Append it after wifi_pwd (offset 272) and restore the original test offsets and the 208/272 historical lengths. WT2 and V4.3 only got CONFIG_PWM through esp32s3_pwm_led.conf, which the release build never passes, so release links would fail. Set CONFIG_PWM=y in each board.conf instead. board.conf is app-only and mcuboot does not inherit it, so the mcuboot link failure that rules out the defconfig does not apply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The on/off-only parser dropped "default", "1" and "0" from set leds and reverted the shared cliOnOff() helper that the other toggles use. Only the leds.brightness handling needed to change; the master switch goes back to upstream's form. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The heartbeat and activity LED each computed the PWM pulse inline. zephcore_led_pwm_write() in led_gate.c now does it once. Comments added for the LED work described branch history, dates and release notes; keep only what the code needs. led_gate.c still said the brightness was RAM-only, which is no longer true, and the server decode comment gave the old 10% default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CONFIG_PWM now comes from each board.conf (see "prefs: move led_brightness after wifi_pwd; enable PWM in board.conf"), so the EXTRA_CONF_FILE fragment is no longer referenced anywhere and can go. The WT2 PWM LED node comment still said "Option 1" and "RAM-only", both stale: the design no longer needs that internal name, and the brightness has been persisted since the earlier commit in this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
server_main_common.cpp and main_observer.cpp both configured led0 as a plain GPIO output at boot, unconditionally. On ESP32 that calls esp_rom_gpio_matrix_out() under the hood, which routes the pin's output to the GPIO signal and takes it away from whatever peripheral had it before, including the LEDC channel a heartbeat-pwm-led or lora-tx-pwm-led alias had already claimed during the PWM driver's own init. The PWM write then succeeds (no error, no warning) but never reaches the pin: confirmed on V4.3 hardware, where the same pin lights up fine over plain GPIO, and over PWM in a different (non-Zephyr) firmware, but stays dark over Zephyr's PWM once this GPIO configure has run. Companion builds never hit this (they don't use server_main_common.cpp) and nRF52 isn't affected (no shared GPIO matrix), which is why T096 tested fine while V4.3 didn't. Fix is alias-based, not a board list, so any future board with either PWM alias is covered without extra wiring. Also: CLI_HAS_RADIO_LED only checked the plain lora-tx-led alias, so "set leds.radio" replied "(no radio LED on this board)" on boards whose radio LED exists only via lora-tx-pwm-led (V4.3). Check both. Documents the two PWM aliases in the board porting guide, and leds.brightness plus the corrected LED topology counts in docs/CLI_commands.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
rtc: clear the RV3028 12-hour bit at boot
leds: PWM brightness control, persisted, with TX/RX pin-share arbitration
Conflicts in ZephyrRTCDiscover.c/.h resolved as on work/hw-cli (8bcc79c), so the two trees stay identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The I2C scan probes with a one-byte read instead of a zero-length write, and the code is trimmed to upstream's AGENTS.md: comment diet, unreachable guards and unused parameters removed, one reset-cause helper, toHex for the device id, one devicetree predicate, upstream's `... next:N` marker, and sensors read only when on the returned page. Same tree as 06de0ca. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Successor to #1, reduced to the
hwCLI alone. First rebased ontodevat946b871; on 2026-10-02 the fork'sdev(upstream3c7a7c8) was merged in.Relation to #1
#1 is the iteration log and stays open. When this branch was cut, merging
devinto #1 conflicted in twelve files, so thehwCLI was presented here on its own. #1 has since haddevmerged in as well (2026-10-02), resolved in favour of upstream's versions, and now carries the samehwfiles as this branch plus two unsubmitted changes that do not belong here.What this carries
helpers/HardwareReport.{cpp,h}adapters/clock/ZephyrRTCDiscover.*hw rtcreports themhelpers/CommonCLI.cppzephcore/CMakeLists.txtdocs/Repeater_CLI_commands.mdhwsectionsDropped as already upstream:
helpers/boot_info.*and themain_companion.cppchanges(liquidraver#94), the
heltec_wifi_lora32_v4_r8board (liquidraver#93).Dropped as separate concerns, each deserving its own review rather than riding along here:
app/CompanionMesh.cpp(reply truncation, fork issue #3) andboards/nrf52840/rak4631/board.overlay(RTC descriptors, fork issue #4). As of 2026-10-03each has its own iteration branch: #3 is #27, #4 is
work/rak4631-rak12002-rtc. The RTCprobe fix for fork issue #23, which this branch also carried for a while, is reverted here
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bf3e96a) and is #30.work/hw-cli(#1) now holds the samehwCLI alone.One real conflict the rebase surfaced
Not a file-split question — an API drift that a straight cherry-pick would have carried silently
into a build failure.
zephcore_boot_reset_cause_str()gained ahintsargument after this workwas written, and its buffer requirement moved to 127 bytes without hints:
Both call sites in
HardwareReport.cpppassed two arguments and sized their buffer at 96. Fixed,with
hintsoff — these lines page over LoRa, where width costs packets.Ported to current
dev(2026-10-02)Merging
devbroke the build in three places, all API drift rather than conflicts:HardwareReport.cppincludesmesh/MeshCore.hinstead ofmesh/Board.h;power_sensors_available(),has_mcu_temperature) was replaced by per-device enumeration, sohw sensorsnow lists each part the boot probe found, environment and power monitors alike, with the fields its reading carried;isGpsEnabled()callback. The GPS header is always present, so that branch was dead and is gone.declared_name_at()is now compiled only withCONFIG_I2C, which silences native builds, and the review thread's header-onlyhw i2c scanline is fixed.The local strict review of the merged branch then found, and these commits fix:
CLI_REMOTE_REPLY_SIZErather thandev'sreplyCap(), which allows for anxx|prefix;hwnow pages to the frame there;hw Nnow resumes it;hw sensorsclaimed "not compiled in" from a header that always exists, so it now asksCONFIG_SENSOR;hw rtcsaid nothing was declared whilehw i2clisted the candidates, so it now says autodiscovery is disabled;hw, whathw allincludes, the GNSS reply text, the summary'srtcfield).Testing
Builds for
rak4631companion and repeater,heltec_wifi_lora32_v4_r8/esp32s3/procpurepeater, and therak6421native preset, on the merged base, with no warnings from this change.Not re-run on hardware since the rebase or the merge. The
hwcommand was exercised on a RAK4631 while#1 was being developed; what changed here is the file set and the two call sites above, both of
which the compiler checks. Worth a hardware pass before this goes upstream, and I would rather say
so than let "builds clean" stand in for it.
Summary by CodeRabbit
hwcommand with a compact summary and sections for device, reset, RTC, I2C, GNSS, and sensor information on companion, repeater, and room-server roles.