I currently use the Voyage 2.0 on a Soekris 4801, and it works very well. Thanks, Voyage team! I would like to begin to use the GPIO inherent on the board. I have found on this list a fair amount of data on doing stuff with GPIO and WRAP, but not much on GPIO and Soekris. On the Soekris board, I was able to find information here: http://dev.gentoo.org/~brix/papers/net4801/net4801.html#sect-kernel and here: http://ryanc.org/index.php?s=51, and in other spots as well, but these sites tended to focus on BSD or Gentoo or on a generic implementation, not on what the Voyage team was up to just now.
Couple of questions. 1. Do any of the stock (or custom) Voyage kernels have the appropriate patches in places for GPIO on the Soekris (Jim Cromie has written what seems to well known discussed here:http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/416341, but there appear to be several out there) ? I note on boot that my 2.6.15 kernel says "scx200: GPIO base 0x6100" but I am not sure what if any GPIO driver this is, and if it is indeed fully enabled? 2. If so, which kernel(s) to choose, assuming 2.5.15 or better is desired? 3. If not, which is the best patch set to use and how best to apply it to one of the current voyage kernels? Any gotchas? 4. Are these patches needed to make use of the lmsensors module on the Soekris, or support here as far as voyage goes limited to WRAP hardware? 5. ... and what other advice can anyone offer from userland for combining Voyage, Soekris, and GPIO? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Cheers, - Michael _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
