Hi Ted,
I have a recent built voyage v3.14.12_15.0. This should have GPIO_CS5535 modules built. Could you check if it works for
you?
http://mirror.voyage.hk/dists/experimental/linux/linux-image-3.14.12-voyage_15.0-1_i386.deb
All my ALIX has been out-of-order so I can't check.
Regards,
Punky
On 8/24/2014 4:22 AM, Ted Hess wrote:
Hi all -
Again, it seems that the ALIX leds are broken in the latest experimental kernel build (voyage v3.14.12_15.0) --
/sys/class/leds is an empty directory. The problem is the PCI GPIO driver, selected by GPIO_CS5535, is missing. This
driver cannot be selected or built in the kernel via menuconfig, or even by manually editing .config, due to a
recursive dependency caused by the LEDS_APU option in the driver/leds/Kconfig settings.
Fix: In driver/leds/Kconfig, in the LEDS_APU option, change
select GPIOLIB –> depends on GPIOLIB (note: select causes a reverse dependency)
Run ‘make menuconfig’ again and select the PCI GPIO driver for the AMD CS5535 in the Drivers –> GPIO section. Rebuild
the kernel, install and boot -- you now have ALIX leds!
As an added benefit, the netdev led trigger now appears to be fixed in this kernel version and you can set
VOYAGE_LEDS=”YES” once again in your voyage-util config file (/etc/default/voyage-util).
Regards,
/ted
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