Month: 2025-09 — concise monthly summary focusing on key features delivered, major improvements, and overall impact for business value. This month delivered two major feature enhancements across Phoenix RTOS repositories, with clear benefits in performance, scalability, and device support. Committed work includes cross-repo DMA-based data transfer improvements and expanded hardware support. No explicit bug fixes were reported in the provided items, with focus placed on feature delivery and architectural refinements.

August 2025: STM32N6 PWM and DSHOT driver delivered for phoenix-rtos-devices, enabling PWM timer-based motor control and DSHOT protocol support with new header/source files and build integration. No major bugs fixed this month; primary focus was feature delivery and repository-level integration to broaden hardware support.

July 2025 focused on strengthening security and deployment reliability through hardware memory protection and secure boot tooling across Phoenix-RTOS components. Delivered ARMv8-M MPU support in kernel and HAL with region-based memory isolation and updated metadata propagation to improve security and resilience. Implemented secure boot tooling for STM32N6 (signing and UART loading) to streamline secure deployment. These changes reduce attack surface, enhance stability, and enable safer, automated image handling across the stack.