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raspberry pi gpio pins versus gpio pins on the orange pi?

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Published in 2016-5-28 07:11:36 | Show all floors |Read mode
Hey, just thinking of jumping ship to the Orange Pi. And my main concern is that one of my main projects (which I would like to transfer over to the orange pi) uses a lot of external devices. I use a prototyping HAT (this one) and would like to know if it is as easy as just putting it on the pins of the Orange Pi. I also use the raspberry pi camera which i had connected to the CSI port of the raspberry pi. I would like to know if there would be any trouble with connecting the Raspberry Pi camera to the Orange Pi.

Basically I want to know if it's just a matter of swapping everything over from the Raspberry Pi to the Orange Pi (including the SD card) and it will all work. Would be awesome if this was the case.

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Published in 2016-5-28 08:33:51 | Show all floors
Edited by nopnop2002 at 2016-5-28 08:56

A library and Tool using BCM2835 library don't work.
For example webiopi.

gpio export command don't work.
So waitForInterrupt/wiringPiISR function don't work.

The following command which works in RPI doesn't work.
  1. $ gpio exports
  2. $ gpio export 8 out
  3. $ gpio exports
  4. GPIO Pins exported:
  5.    8: out  0  none

  6. $ gpio export 8 in
  7. $ gpio exports
  8. GPIO Pins exported:
  9.    8: in   0  none

  10. $ gpio edge 8 rising
  11. $ gpio exports
  12. GPIO Pins exported:
  13.    8: in   0  rising

  14. $ gpio unexport 8
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Hardware PWM don't work using pwmWrite function and gpio pwm command.

And probably there are many devices which don't work.




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