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How to read device tree on Pi ARM SOC?
I can't find a way to get the device tree data for a SOC ARM board (Raspberry Pi 4 or 3+ in this case) in OpenBSD 6.9. Have it installed, it runs ok, but can't find a source for that data. The goal is to output the device tree, that is, so it can be parsed, if practical.
I thought the tool was ofctl, but that doesn't seem to be present in the package pool or base install. https://man.bsd.lv/NetBSD-8.0/ofctl.8 Any pointers appreciated, thanks. |
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You may be looking for sysutils/dmassage.
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Interesting tool, but dmesg data is too sparse for this purpose, that was actually the first thing I looked at and unfortunately had to reject as a possible source for that type of data. This is probably going to be an area where I can't add that support, which is ok, just wanted to confirm I wasn't missing something obvious before I gave up on it.
Thanks for taking a look though. Last edited by h2; 3rd May 2021 at 05:37 PM. |
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