UDOO X86 Braswell GPIOs

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  1. johncompo

    johncompo New Member

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  2. waltervl

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    It is enabled by default. Just follow the instructions on that GPIO page to read for example gpio350:
    cat /sys/class/gpio/gpio350/value

    For more information the documentation already refers to the Linux GPIO Sysfs Interface for Userspace that can be used to access and control GPIO on a Linux system including the Udoo X86

    What kind of GPIO handling do you want to do?
     
  3. Ion Dulgheru

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    On Fedora 26 the gpio folder is empty:

    [root@udoo ~]# ls /sys/class/gpio
    ls: cannot access '/sys/class/gpio': No such file or directory
    [root@udoo ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release
    Fedora release 26 (Twenty Six)
    [root@udoo ~]# uname -a
    Linux udoo 4.11.9-300.fc26.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed Jul 5 16:21:56 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
     
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    In Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (default installation) there is, so you have to search why Fedora is not supporting gpio by default.


    udoox86@UDOO-x86:~$ ls /sys/class/gpio
    export gpiochip318 gpiochip373 gpiochip397 gpiochip456 unexport
     
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    Hello all,
    @waltervl , it's not possible for me to used :
    echo 497 > /sys/class/gpio/export
    Console send me a : permission non accordée
    it's the same with sudo !!!
    Have you an idea for use this command line ?
    Please, thank you
    Thierry
     
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    sudo echo 497 > /sys/class/gpio/export doesn't work because of how sudo and redirection works in Linux - sudo doesn't affect the redirection here.

    You can use for example: echo 497 | sudo tee /sys/class/gpio/export

    Command "tee" works a bit like redirection ">" does, except that you can use "sudo" with it.
     
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    Big Thanks @Markus,
    Now it work fine

    Thank you too @waltervl
     
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    UART is a serial communication protocol that normally runs over 2 GPIO Pins (TX/TR).
    So if you want to check if there is serial communication over the UART bus than you use serial modules of the programming language you are working with. PySerial for example when using Python.
    Or you can write it yourself but it is difficult. The interrupt will be somehere in the PINCRTL lib you mentioned. But if you do not understand that now I would advise to keep it simple and use a higher level programming language
     
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    A high level programming don't give me interrupt access ...
    USB, not UART, is working fine, i saw it in ECLIPSE console, but now i want integrated in ROS application.
    I know it's pinctrl-cherryview.c source file to use, but comment are small ...
    I will find !
     
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    Hi!
    does anybody know how to use gpio directly ?
    regs = ioremap(0xdead0000, 4); like this
    Or how to learn base memory address to use gpio?
     
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    You can review the kernel driver code to understand how control a gpio pin. However beware this may not be possible from user space as direct access to the memory region might be protected. Also note the gpio pins are configured by the UEFI BIOS.
     
  14. Taras

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    Im going to compile LKM . And i need use pin 330 for example. Its not clear for me - how to get address ?
     
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    There is little reason to access gipo through manipulating the registers yourself as that is the feature of the existing kernel driver. From LKM you can use the standard gpio api's for access.
     
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    Now i use
    fd = open("/sys/class/gpio/gpio330/value",0_WRONLY);
    and then
    write(fd,"1",1) or write(fd,"0",1) it works , but i wish do it faster (as quickly as possible)
    maybe ioctl works faster ?
     

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