Trying to change the state of GPIO5, I realize that it’s being controlled by the manufacture_test module. I’ve thought about removing the load of such module from init.d as I thought that it just verified some pin status. Then I’ve read the description line in S96manufacture.sh saying:
“Description: load manufacture kernel module”
What is the purpose of this module? Could I remove it from my rootfs or is this something that has to be there?
Thanks,
Daniel.
Message was edited by: estratos
Platform = CME 9210
Well, I finally found out that this module just verifies the state of GPIO 5 and blinks a LED on the Dev board. I’ve had to remove this module because the CME could not read the correct state at GPIO 5 on my custom board and manufacture_test remained loaded, preventing the use of GPIO 5 from my application and, even worst, preventing the use of the REBOOT command from Linux.
Initially I thought in defining the System Type as “Digi Connect ME 9210” (… not on Devboard) but this generates a kernel unloadable by the Connect-ME.
Daniel.