Hello Sebastian,
> I think you're right, I think hm2 read_gpio() and write_gpio() do not
> need floating point. It's probably a cut-n-paste error. I'd be happy
> to accept a positive test report and a patch fixing this problem.
I'll try it out later then, and post the results.
Thanks.
--
Math
Jon Elson writes:
>The Beagle has a 28-pin header with a scrambled bunch of GPIO pins. It
>was a little tricky to find 8 contiguous bits plus the necessary
control
>bits.
[...]
>I crashed the Linux OS a
>number of times before finding out what other GPIO pins in the same bank
>were used for ot
Ron Bean wrote:
> Are you documenting these somewhere? Seems like the sort of info that
> ought to come with the board...
>
>
Well, most of the GPIO info is documented either in the Beagle hardware
document or the OMAP3530 document from TI, which is 3700 pages! (Not a
typo.)
But, I will docu
Jon Elson writes:
>
> Ron Bean wrote:
> > Are you documenting these somewhere? Seems like the sort of info that
> > ought to come with the board...
> >
> >
> Well, most of the GPIO info is documented either in the Beagle hardware
> document or the OMAP3530 document from TI, which is 3700 pag
