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bsimmo
commented on September 12, 2024
Like many of these, it is too old and almost certainly uses a legacy gpio Pi module, like RPi.GPIO or Pigpio, these all need to move to a modern generic GPIO Linux setup.
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thecode
commented on September 12, 2024
You can try https://codeberg.org/raboof/ha-gpio the author discussed here about adding support for Pi 5
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BorisHruby
commented on September 12, 2024
Today I tried to migrate my HA from RPi4 to RPi5. In the end I have managed it to work but the process was not so straightforward and easy as I was expecting at all. But what I wasn't able to make work was this integration.
I really don't know what could be the problem but it looks like it simply doesn't work on the RPi5 somehow...
I have this in my configuration.yaml file:
Was working like a charm on the RPi4 but here on the RPi5 the entity is simply not created.
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bsimmo
commented on September 12, 2024
Unless the integration is updated to use lgpio methods or similar it will
not work. The old Pi4 and before will not work as the Pi5 uses the RP1 for
GPIO now and uses the standard bookworm/linux methods.
There is a 'shim' that could be used as a halfway house.
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Today I tried to migrate my HA from RPi4 to RPi5. In the end I have
managed it to work but the process was not so straightforward and easy as I
was expecting at all. But what I wasn't able to make work was this
integration.
I really don't know what could be the problem but it looks like it simply
doesn't work on the RPi5 somehow...
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elik745i
commented on September 12, 2024
Same here, would want to use GPIO on RPI5 as several SSR relays hooked to my header to control garden lighting and power supplies.
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