OK, i found the missing package: kmod-gpio-dev After installing this, gpioctl works.
On 31 May 2010 14:44, Gábor Molnár <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have a wrt54g v2.2 with OpenWrt Backfire, and I would like to poll the > state of the reset button, or get an interrupt when the reset button is > pressed. I have no buttons on the front panel, but the another GPIO input > port (GPIO4) would be good as well, because the wire is there on the PCB. > > I found several forum topics about kamikaze, but i could find the same > files in the file system, like /etc/hotplug.d/buttons, or /dev/gpio, > /sys/class/gpio. > > I have a custom openwrt installation which is built by the ImageBuilder: > make image PROFILE="Broadcom-b43" PACKAGES="-dnsmasq -e2fsprogs > -kmod-fs-ext3 -kmod-ppp -kmod-pppoe -kmod-scsi-core -kmod-usb-core > -kmod-usb-ohci -kmod-usb-storage -kmod-usb2 -ppp -ppp-mod-pppoe -iptables > -iptables-mod-conntrack -iptables-mod-nat -kmod-ipt-conntrack -kmod-ipt-core > -kmod-ipt-nat -kmod-ipt-nathelper -firewall -nvram python-mini pyserial > kmod-b43" FILES=files/ > > After flashing this image, i installed the following > packages: kmod-input-core kmod-input-polldev kmod-input-gpio-buttons > kmod-button-hotplug, gpioctl. > > So how could i read the state of the reset button or the other input gpio > port? > > Thanks! > > Gábor > > >
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