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gpio: detect esp8285 chip to allow the use of GPIO9 and GPIO10 #1964

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gpio: detect esp8285 chip to allow the use of GPIO9 and GPIO10 #1964

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@mcspr mcspr commented Oct 29, 2019

fix #1958

  • Read efuse registers to detect ESP8285. I can't find any documentation on that, esptool.py is my only source. (part of it is used for MAC, other bytes are not)
  • Redo GPIO locking via std::bitset. Slightly nicer interface than basic shifts and easier to manage for this kind of thing specifically.

@mcspr mcspr merged commit 0134598 into xoseperez:dev Nov 6, 2019
@mcspr mcspr deleted the sys/gpio-for-esp8285 branch November 6, 2019 11:36
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Sonoff dual r2 + DALLAS in GPIO9 Failed getting lock
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