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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] kernel warnings and oopses calling gpiolib
 functions from xenomai kernel space
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To: Jeremy Brown <jhbrown@domain.hid>
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Jeremy Brown wrote:
> Thanks in advance for any and all help!

Hi,

from your post, we can conclude that gpio_set_value is a Linux kernel
function which can yet not be used in Xenomai context (you could
probably even get more explicit messages by enabling I-pipe debugging).
I am going to try and propose a fix for this issue, will send you a
patch ASAP.

Note that the issue is more an Adeos I-pipe issue than a Xenomai issue,
so I am more interested in knowing what version of adeos than what
version of Xenomai you are using. But chances that the problem exists
with all versions anyway.

Regards.

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					    Gilles.