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| Hello, | |
| I need to use the PWM for my project using cubieboard2. I know this has been asked numerous times but I still do not know what to do. | |
| This is my first time using Linux and Debian so I have no experience at all. | |
| How do I patch my cubieboard using your files on github? Could you shed some light please on how to patch? | |
| Right now I am using Cubian from here http://cubian.org/downloads/ and using LXDE X windows. | |
| They said it is already included in Cubian that I am using so I've tried this commands (by Arne) | |
| on Cubian it goes like this: | |
| $ sudo -s | |
| # modprobe pwm_sunxi | |
| # cd /sys/class/pwm-sunxi/pwm0 | |
| # echo 50 > duty_percent | |
| # echo 2400 > duty | |
| # echo 1 > run |
Ah I guess it's a false alarm, I didnt add:
[pwm0_para]
pwm_used = 1
pwm_period = 8000
pwm_duty_percent = 50
or such to my script.bin my mistake sorry!
Now the folder does exist and later I'm trying it out on an oscilloscope.
Thanks in advance for replying!
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Are there any messages in /var/log/messages when you do``modprobe pwm_sunxi`