Re: Writing I2C Sensor Kernel Modules

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Hello Robin,

> wiringPi/ioctl, e.g. the barometric pressure with the MPL115A2 sensor.
> I now had the idea to write the software directly in kernel space,
> providing a device, e.g. /dev/mpl115a2, for polling the sensor data.
> Does this idea fit into the architectural design of the I2C subsystem
> / the sensors ? Or should code for handling I2C clients stay in

have a look at the IIO subsystem which provides an interface for various 
sensors (adc, light, accelerometer) attached via spi or i2c; pressure was 
very recently added

regards, p.

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