I tried to use gpiod on the RPI 5 with C++. I have these installed: gpiod, libgpiod2, libgpiod-dev, libgpiod-doc. I tried using the libgpiod-led example code. It compiles, and runs, but does NOT accomplish anything -- that is, it does not cause the GPIO pin to turn on.
I did the same example on and RPI 4 and that works as advertised. I can see the voltage on the pin turn on and off.
I conclude that gpiod does not work on RPI 5. Is this correct?
Ah, yes, I don't think this should matter, but my new power supply is not here yet. But it is not throttled.Can it really be true that the power supply would shut down the GPIO pins?
I did the same example on and RPI 4 and that works as advertised. I can see the voltage on the pin turn on and off.
I conclude that gpiod does not work on RPI 5. Is this correct?
Ah, yes, I don't think this should matter, but my new power supply is not here yet. But it is not throttled.
Code:
vcgencmd get_throttledthrottled=0x0Statistics: Posted by bigcrater — Wed Mar 06, 2024 2:33 pm
