Jonathan Perkin
Jonathan Perkin
I wrote my own code which worked across a bunch of different sunxi-based boards that I bought. I'll try to at least get a diff out over the next few...
I'll see if I can dig my boards out over the next few days and put something in a branch.
Hey, there's now a `sunxi` branch with basic GPIO support for the Banana Pi M2 Berry and the Orange Pi Zero. I've not tested it recently so can't vouch that...
Generally the way to test using a checkout would be along the lines of: ``` $ git clone https://github.com/jperkin/node-rpio.git $ cd node-rpio $ git checkout sunxi $ rm -rf node_modules...
Nice, thanks! So far only basic GPIO is supported, I haven't written i2c/PWM/SPI support yet.
I've pushed your pinmap to the branch.
From a brief look it seemed similar, just need to figure out the correct memory ranges and wire everything up. As you can tell by the delay in this ticket...
As for documentation, there's the existing pull request based on WiringPi which I think already support this, I just didn't like the WiringPi code and wanted to write my own...
I'm not sure if there's anything I can do in the module to avoid this, did you try with any different kernel versions?
I can't reproduce this on my RPi running Debian Wheezy, I have these libudev packages installed: ``` ii libgudev-1.0-0:armhf 175-7.2 armhf GObject-based wrapper library for libudev ii libudev-dev 175-7.2 armhf...