I found that I had to enable the clock settings for pwm4 in CCM_CCGR4 for the hi-res clock to work.
Hi fetcher, Have you ever tried the high freq clock input for the pwm? Do you know what the frequency is for that? Thanks
Actually setting STOPEN, DOZEN, and WAITEN bits of PWM4_PWMCR fixed it for me. Thanks
To clarify, by "enabling my ethernet interface" I meant I ran this command: dhclient eth6
I am experiencing the same noise this blogger experienced: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... EDCuXBVN7g However, I wasn't able to get...
I actually got it to work by recompiling it. Now my problem is the pwm signal is very dirty. How did you get it to be clean?
Hi fetcher, Thanks for the 'devregs' binary. I get this error when I run it: -bash: ./devregs: No such file or directory I am running...
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