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zen3ger avatar zen3ger commented on August 27, 2024 1

It referenced in multiple pages, at this blog, and here. These export tables worked for me from bash and python.

Tomorrow I'll look into loading the pwm modules from .dtbo and I'll check the pwmchip - pmw mappings again. As I was unable to export any other than pwm0 and pwm1 from any pwmchip so far.

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posborne avatar posborne commented on August 27, 2024

A couple of things:

  1. For PWM to work on pins, you'll need to make sure that your device tree is set up to enable PWM on pins. For P9.22, you will need to confirm that the device tree muxes that pin as mode 3, ehrpwm0A.
  2. Here's what I usually refer back to for mappings now that I have created it for another project: https://github.com/rust-embedded/gpio-utils/blob/master/examples/beaglebone.toml

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zen3ger avatar zen3ger commented on August 27, 2024

Thank you, @posborne !
I'll look into 1).
I watched this mapping after I read in #1 . It was a bit confusing as P9.23 is named EHRPWM0A.
I found this mapping before:

export number 	pin name 	pins
0 	        EHRPWM0A 	P9.22,P9.31
1 	        EHRPWM0B 	P9.21,P9.29
2 	        ECAPPWM0 	P9.42
3 	        EHRPWM1A 	P9.14,P8.36
4 	        EHRPWM1B 	P9.16,P8.34
5 	        EHRPWM2A 	P8.19,P8.45
6 	        EHRPWM2B 	P8.13,P8.46
7 	        ECAPPWM2 	P9.28

I'm not sure how it maps to pwmchip# as each chip allows me to export pmwchip#/pwm0 and pwmchip#/pwm1. Could it be associated with 1)?

Sorry for my lame questions, I'm new to embedded linux and rust in general.

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posborne avatar posborne commented on August 27, 2024

Ah, maybe the PWM exports and exports for GPIO are separate (that is likely the case). Where is the table you reference from?

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dgouramanis avatar dgouramanis commented on August 27, 2024

I am struggling with a similar problem. I am not using Rust, rather beaglebone-universal-io. My two pins are P9.29 and P9.42. I have managed to get P9.42 working, following the same instructions @zen3ger did here. P9.29 shows up in the /sys/ directory, but wont output signals. I am starting to think it may be a kernel bug, because I am using a very recent release (kernel 4.9.14 bone). What kernel are you using?

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zen3ger avatar zen3ger commented on August 27, 2024

I used to try it on Debian 8, unfortunately I don't know the kernel version. Currently I have Debian 7 with 3.8.13-bone67 kernel having similar issues. As you said, I can export but I get no output on the pin.

I've read it before that PWM tend to not work on 4.x kernels, also there was some change in mappings which needed to be patched. I would point you to it but my laptop died and lost all my saved stuff.

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dgouramanis avatar dgouramanis commented on August 27, 2024

I was told the 4x kernels have many differences from the 3x kernels, "loading overlays, names of drivers, locations of things in /sysfs ... ". One driver in specific "uio_pruss" or " remote-proc" varies among kernels. I find it surprising Beaglebone official images would not support ehrpwm, on the other hand maybe there is work in progress. Its probably more likely I'm missing something simple here....

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