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Unable to interact with the GPIO of Raspberry Pi 5 #807
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Hii !! I think the issue is being resolved because the output after running the program is same as expected output |
Hello @Khushikela29, may I ask if you have run the aforementioned program on a Raspberry Pi 5? Today I tried again and still encountered the same error. |
I have the same issue (identical error messages) even with a rpi4. I figure it has something to do with the fact that the rpi3 uses the "Sysfs Interface" for GPIO pins (which is phased out for a long time), and the rpi4 onwards "GPIO Character Device Interface". The Hardware I/O library seems to rely on the "Sysfs Interface"? The folder
Whereas output of the rpi 3
I might be totally off course. |
In the latest systems (bookworm), processing is not available, so try going back to bullseye. |
Description
Unable to interact with the GPIO of Raspberry Pi 5
Expected Behavior
Draw a dot on Processing, which blinks synchronously with the LED.
Current Behavior
Steps to Reproduce
Your Environment
Possible Causes / Solutions
My suspicion is that it might be related to the introduction of the new southbridge chip, RP1, on the Raspberry Pi 5, which now handles the GPIOs and may have altered the access protocol.
Other
Also report at https://discourse.processing.org/t/issue-with-gpio-access-on-raspberry-pi-5-using-processing-4/43337
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