Jon Elson wrote: > If somebody wants to try to build a driver for the ARM on-chip > peripherals that would be very interesting. > Oh, one other problem with most of these systems is that only a VERY small portion of the available package pins are brought out to expansion header pins on the board. If the functions you want to use can only be multiplexed to package balls that are not brought out, you can't use that I/O function. That has been a big problem on the Beagle Board, it has DOZENS of tantalizing I/O devices, but only about 20 package balls have been brought out to the expansion header. The Beagle Bone has more pins brought out, it appears the Pi has even less.
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