In the AD7768 reference design there is a block called ad7768_gpio.
Looking through the various DTS files it appears this block is unused.
Is it a hold-over from a previous version?
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In the AD7768 reference design there is a block called ad7768_gpio.
Looking through the various DTS files it appears this block is unused.
Is it a hold-over from a previous version?
Hello,
The No-Os version of the project does use the GPIOs (https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/no-OS/tree/master/projects/ad7768-evb/src)
Moving the question to the Linux forum for comments.
Regards,
Adrian
Oh neat, I didn't know about that repo.
Oh neat, I didn't know about that repo.