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--- projects:pickle [2021/10/30 09:53] – [Example configuration] darron
+++ projects:pickle [2024/07/10 12:34] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ^Device^Description^Speed^Data^
-|[[projects:pickle#bananapi|BPI]]/[[projects:pickle#orangepi0|OPI]]|Linux AllWinner Banana Pi (A20) and Orange Pi (H2+/H3) GPIO.|Fast|[[:boards:bpi|BPi]] [[:boards:opi0|OPi0]]|
+|[[projects:pickle#bananapi|BPI]]/[[projects:pickle#orangepi0|OPI]] (1)|Linux AllWinner Banana Pi (A20) and Orange Pi (H2+/H3) GPIO.|Fast|[[:boards:bpi|BPi]] [[:boards:opi0|OPi0]]|
 |[[projects:pickle#linuxcp2104|CP2104]]    |Linux CP2104 GPIO.|Slow|CP210x_VCP_Linux_3.13|
 |[[projects:pickle#linuxftdi|FTDI]]        |Linux FTDI USB bit-bang.|Slow|libftdi or libftdi1|
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 |[[projects:pickle#linuxmcp23sxx|MCP23SXX]]|Linux MCP23S08/17 SPI.|Slow|Wire as PI/O above|
 |[[projects:pickle#linuxpcf8574|PCF8574]]  |Linux PCF8574 I2C.|Slow|Single data I/O|
-|[[projects:pickle#rpi1|RPI]]              |Linux Raspberry Pi GPIO (Pi0/Pi1/Pi2/Pi3/Pi4).|Fast|[[:boards:rpi|RPi]] [[:boards:chipkitpi|chipKITPi]]|
+|SYSFSGPIO|Linux SYSFS|Slow|Single data I/O|
+|[[projects:pickle#rpi1|RPI]] (2)          |Linux Raspberry Pi GPIO (Pi0/Pi1/Pi2/Pi3/Pi4).|Fast|[[:boards:rpi|RPi]] [[:boards:chipkitpi|chipKITPi]]|
 |[[projects:pickle#k8048tty|TTY]]          |POSIX Serial bit-bang.|Variable|8250/16550 is fast, USB is slow, Eg. [[:interfaces:cp2102|CP2102]]|
+(1) Memory mapped I/O on BPI can cause a lock-up on latest kernels. Use GPIO-BB instead.\\
+(2) Board auto-detect does not work with newer Kernels.
 <wrap right>[[projects:pickle#pickle_microchip_pic_icsp|TOC]]</wrap>\\
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 === Installation ===
-Download the latest archive file [[https://wiki.kewl.org/downloads/pickle-5.01.tgz|pickle-5.01.tgz]] or check out the latest development version here [[http://hg.kewl.org/pub/pickle/archive/tip.tar.gz|tip.tar.gz]].
+Download the latest archive file {{downloads:pickle-5.01.tgz|pickle-5.01.tgz}} or check out the latest development version here [[http://hg.kewl.org/pub/pickle/archive/tip.tar.gz|tip.tar.gz]].
 Decompress and extract the application source code from the archive. Perform `sudo make && sudo make install', the application will be ready for use.
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 This has been tested on FreeBSD 5 and 6 yet should work on all FreeBSD variants and other BSD derived systems. It has also been test to work in Linux 2.6 but only compiled for 2.4.
-A binary build is available for the RPi [[https://wiki.kewl.org/downloads/pickle-5.02-pi.tgz|pickle-5.02-pi.tgz]]. This pre-built binary must be extracted as root into / as /opt/pickle/.
+A binary build is available for the RPi {{downloads:pickle-5.02-pi.tgz|pickle-5.02-pi.tgz}}. This pre-built binary must be extracted as root into / as /opt/pickle/.
 Here are some sample sessions obtaining the source of the application and then compiling and installing it.
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 rehash
 cd /root
-fetch "https://wiki.kewl.org/downloads/pickle-5.01.tgz"
+fetch "https://wiki.kewl.org/_media/downloads:pickle-5.01.tgz"
 tar zxf pickle-5.01.tgz
 cd pickle
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 <code>
-wget "https://wiki.kewl.org/downloads/pickle-5.01.tgz"
+wget "https://wiki.kewl.org/_media/downloads:pickle-5.01.tgz"
 tar zxf pickle-5.01.tgz
 cd pickle
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 <code>
-wget "https://wiki.kewl.org/downloads/pickle-5.01.tgz"
+wget "https://wiki.kewl.org/_media/downloads:pickle-5.01.tgz"
 tar zxf pickle-5.01.tgz
 cd pickle

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