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dtp does not include GPIO PIN names #5
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Well, I fixed it myself. I tried using a .dtbo file and adding That said a follow up to my question would be how to load .dtbo files - especially ones describing GPIO addresses, as those won't even compile from .dts to .dbto. |
I am not actively developing code for the rock-5b and am pretty much tracking Sebastian Reichel's patches from here: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/sre/linux-misc.git/log/?h=rk3588 I will state this more clearly on the project page as the goal here is to track mainline Linux development for the rock-5b. Thank you for the report though, and I will keep this open for others to find until this gets added to the mainline device tree. |
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I managed to come up with a rk3588-rock-5b-gpio-line-names.dts
This just needs to be compiled using |
I just flashed the rock-5b_bookworm-v12-6.6.img.xz image.
Now I got a slight problem: I can't sanely control my GPIO pins anymore. I used to do this via (lib)gpiod and the
gpioset $(gpiofind PIN_XY)=A
command.That worked just fine on Radxa's latest Debian release.
However it does not wo here, because apparently the PIN names are not defined in the DeviceTree.
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