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Subject: [Xenomai-help] gpio
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I ported a linux environment module implementing gpio handling to
Xenomai environment.
Under linux i was able to see /dev/gpio1 and execute echo 1>  /dev/gpio1
command via bash shell to set the gpio output state.
Now, under Xenomai, with the RTDM driver developed and loaded I am not
able to get the gpio1 device.
Could you help me ?
Thanks
Roberto Viola