APU2C4 LEDs

AWeidner

The driver came from here: https://github.com/pcengines/apu2-documentation/issues/250

Sorry, forgot the BIOS info.

[2.5.2-RELEASE][root@pfSense]/root: dmidecode|grep -i bios
SMBIOS 2.7 present.
BIOS Information
                BIOS is upgradeable
        BIOS Revision: 4.0

fireodo

@aweidner said in APU2C4 LEDs:

@fireodo

The driver came from here: [githubmate]

OK, thats the right driver for freebsd 12.x

Sorry, forgot the BIOS info.
BIOS Revision: 4.0

If the BIOS is greater then v4.9.0.7 - the Apuled driver dont work anymore. (even with use of

debug.acpi.avoid="\_SB_.PCI0.GPIO"

in loader.conf.local)

stephenw10

I swapped out your link for the real pcengines github site. I have no idea what 'githubmate' is but it looks like a pure spam wrapper.

So the issue here is that the driver is not included or that the gwled package is no longer built?

Steve

AWeidner

@stephenw10 said in APU2C4 LEDs:

I swapped out your link for the real pcengines github site. I have no idea what 'githubmate' is but it looks like a pure spam wrapper.

Thank you, i was not aware of that.

So the issue here is that the driver is not included or that the gwled package is no longer built?

Steve

Both i guess.

The inclusion of the driver would be helpful for a start. One could always script something that makes use of the LEDs.

GWLED was handy, because you could configure it through the menu system.

stephenw10

Hmm, well if the driver is included upstream that might be something relatively easy to include. If it's not that's unlikely to happen though. Let me see what's happening there...

fireodo

@stephenw10 said in APU2C4 LEDs:

Hmm, well if the driver is included upstream that might be something relatively easy to include. If it's not that's unlikely to happen though. Let me see what's happening there...

The driver sourcecode can be found here: Apuled Source

stephenw10

Where is that referenced? There a discussion thread somewhere?

fireodo

@stephenw10

Here is the whole discussion:

Apuled freebsd

stephenw10

Mmm, so two drivers available causing some conflict in which way to go....

I would not expect to see this in pfSense at least until one of those is accepted upstream in FreeBSD.

Steve

fireodo

@stephenw10

Yes, there are many opinions there. The driver I compiled from source is, in my case, in use with scripts based on "echo" and "morse" so no big deal.