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Question about how to apply micro-ROS on FreeRTOS on teensy4.1 development board

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Description

## Issue template

- Hardware description: Teensy4.1
- RTOS: FreeRTOS
- Installation type: Arduino IDE or MCUXpressoIDE
- Version or commit hash: humble or Jazzy

#### Steps to reproduce the issue

I am trying to apply micro-ROS on FreeRTOS on the teensy4.1 development board.
**So, can I use the static library micro_ros_arduino for the micro-ROS library like I used in the bare metal environment on the teensy4.1 development board?**

#### Expected behavior
- Apply micro-ROS on FreeRTOS on teensy4.1 development board
- I would like to know how to apply micro-ROS on FreeRTOS on the teensy4.1 development board.

#### Actual behavior

#### Additional information
- The operating system of the Arduino IDE is Windows 10.

- The operating system of the MCUXpresso IDE is Windows 10.

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Research direction

The issue asks whether micro_ros_arduino can be used with FreeRTOS on a Teensy 4.1 through Arduino IDE or MCUXpressoIDE. Start by checking the library's documented compatibility and setup guidance for Humble and Jazzy; done would be a documented supported procedure or a clear limitation.

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Assessment

Domain
embedded-iot
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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