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Old 03-11-2019, 05:55 AM   #1
jost_ho
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gpio0 not usable in user-space


Hi,
I'm using openwrt on an Olimex board with RT5350. But I guess, the problem is the same on all linux distros.
The gpio0, though not in the gpio-export of the .dts file, is by default exported and there's a folder gpio0 in /sys/class/gpio after bootup.
The direction can not be changed, it is always an input. ( For the Reset Button).
Does anybody know which kernel mode driver does this export and where to find it and remove the export?
Thanks.
 
  


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