Adding dallas 1-wire over GPIO support

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Adding dallas 1-wire over GPIO support

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04-10-2013, 02:30 PM	#1
vbsaltydog Member Registered: Nov 2005 Distribution: CentOS Posts: 154 Rep:	Adding dallas 1-wire over GPIO support I need to enable 1-wire bus support on arch linux arm. I have rebuilt the kernel with 1-wire support enabled and the 1-wire bus master gpio support enabled as a kernel module. When I load the w1-gpio kernel module , it fails with device not found so clearly I have not defined the gpio device for the w1-gpio kernel module to use as the 1wire bus master. Does anyone know how to define the gpio for use by the native kernel support for dallas 1-wire devices? The kernel is 3.7.x and the SBC is the olimex maxi. Thank you

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