Daniel Santos
Daniel Santos
Hrm, well I wish I had paid a tiny bit more attention. There are images and icons that aren't rendering correctly as well, so I doubt this is a font...
@geoffthemedio Ah hah! Well the work around is `LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 freeorion`, but now I'm curious if there's some UB in freeorion or a flaw with my video driver or card. I'm...
Hello. I think you would want to just write an spi protocol driver that consumes the interrupt generated by this driver -- at least that is how my driver is...
Thank you for your patch! I'll try to review and test in the next few days.
First off, my memory is a little hazy as to where I was with the IRQ support, but I think that you misunderstand the aim of this part of the...
OK, first of all if you are exporting your gpios to user space via `/sys/class/gpio/export` and the direction is set to in, then you should verify that you can see...
Thank you for all of this information, it's very helpful! I found the problem, this is indeed part of the code I never completed. And since I started the work,...
I don't follow your question. I have no idea what `GPIOREN` would be aside from something specific to some device. Interrupts in Linux are described by an int and `irq_base`...
Well, that does make sense. As far as IRQs, think of it in terms of when some peripheral on your motherboard creates an interrupt, like your ethernet controller. It gets...
Now this is interesting. In order to have to_irq(), and thus to be able to poll a sysfs gpio for an interrupt, you need to have your kernel configured with...