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cause of stickymap not working
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going until key release
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MOUSE_DIST was too high. this changes them.
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using %d with longs.
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when there is a risng or falling edge.
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the scan period back to 1s.
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oops, forgot to push this
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to the input subsystem. As a reminder, i'm using git to upload code to the production system so this code hasn't been tested yet.
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startup, yet to be tested
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which is set to alt0 or RXD mode. messing around with dtoverlays is really a waste of time so i'm moving on to a systemd daemon that just runs the gpio utility to change the pinmodes, and then load the module
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aren't being applied right
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into a gunzip, so testing this
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were pull-up, this means that the issue lies with the device tree overlay not working as intended. two properties have been added to hopefully make this overlay load as intended. the compatible field has been uncommented as the driver is stable enough to be loaded automatically.
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update it for git.
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i have added lines at the end of init_skey() that explictly set those two pins as input, this is to help debug the issue]
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active_low/active_high, but an incomplete transition to using column pins for input and row pins for output. everything works except for columns 7 and 9(pins 15 and 4)
which are always held detected as hgih. testing with the /sysfs interface has shown that pin 4 is electrically sound so it must be an issue with the driver# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
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the issue of the iutput pins not working
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legacy gpio interfacd
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equivalents
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prototype board.
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