/SYS/CLASS/GPIO does not exists anymore on last kernel 6.6 (2024-10-08)

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  JEAN-CLAUDE DOLE

  2/14/25, 12:28 AM

  x-c1 script are now obsolete.

  Any solution are welcome.

   

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  sprunkimodonline

  3/6/25, 11:21 AM

  @Sprunki Mod If you have legacy scripts or applications that use the sys/class/gpio interface, you will need to update them to use libgpiod. This may require significant changes to your code.

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  Sergio English

  3/10/25, 10:41 PM

  @ Drift Boss You will need to change any legacy scripts or apps that utilize the sys/class/gpio interface to utilize libgpiod. 

   

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  Aiden Spears

  3/21/25, 5:06 PM

  @google baseball Look for an updated version of the script or a different tool that serves the same purpose. Many scripts become obsolete as technology advances, and often, there are newer options available that provide enhanced functionality or compatibility.

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