GPIO pin permission fix #75
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Root is currently needed to control GPIO pins. I have tested this on RPi 2 B. The gpio control files in /sys/class/gpio are correctly owned by group 'gpio' with the fix applied.
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GPIO pin permission fix
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Root is currently needed to control GPIO pins. This fix solves it.
I have tested this on RPi 2 B. The gpio control files in /sys/class/gpio are correctly owned by group 'gpio' with the fix applied.
The fix is from raspberrypi/linux#1117 (comment). I was told it was already applied but can not find it anywhere on here.