Re: Gpio kernel module

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On 2/1/07, Andrea Gasparini <gaspa@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I should implement a peripheral driver, i think... :-P
advantech DVS 300 has a bttv driven gpio, so i think that it's a bttv gpio
(so i can try to use bttv_read_gpio and companies)

i have in mind that i should register a device (dev/gpio?) and talk through
that for calling bttv provided stuff.

but if I'll find an example (even little) i'm the happiest man in the
world :-D
(i'm not so sure of what i'm doing.. :-P )

you probably want to read about the new gpio framework (which
unfortunately has not yet been merged into mainline)

it comes with a pretty good document going over things
-mike

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