Hi Marina. > On 13 Feb 2016, at 05:39, Marina Brown <marina%e271.net@localhost> wrote: > > If anyone can give some pointers on manipulating gpio pins in netbsd i > would be very appreciative. I have had no luck with gpioctl. Here is my > session so far. > > bash-4.3# gpioctl gpio0 25 set out pp > gpioctl: GPIOSET: Operation not permitted Please read the gpioctl(8) man page thoroughly, especially the information about how securelevel impacts the ability to manipulate pins after boot. The correct solution is to prepare /etc/gpio.conf file as explained in gpio.conf(5). Then you can use gpioctl after boot to change the state of individual lines. Best regards, Radoslaw
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