Phil Elwell

@mikegapinski ?

> Do you solve the Problem on your system? I don't have one.

If RPi.GPIO is accessing the GPIO registers from user space at the same time as the kernel (in the shape of the onewire driver) then this is the expected outcome....

Heads up, @waveform80. I see that rpi-lgpio selects `gpiochip0` by default on BCM2712. Would you be happy making it fall back to gpiochip0 if gpiochip4 is not found? I'd like...

The upstream firmware uses the SAE feature, so there is no need to use iwd (in fact it doesn't work) - continue to use wpa_supplicant as before.

Yes - that's it.

1. Which power supply are you using on the Pi? 2. What devices are attached to it? 3. Are any of those devices independently powered?

Likely duplicate of #6056. 1. Which devices are attached? 2. Have you set the I2C clock rate? 3. When it fails, what does `pinctrl 2-3` show?

Is that a self-built kernel? If so, what was the head-of-tree? If not, where did it come from?

Thanks - I was just coming to the same conclusion