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Raspberry Pi4 running WIndows 11 - GPIO #2183
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This scenario is not supported because there is not yet any Windows driver properly exposed. If one will implement it, then it will properly be able to use it. |
On the https://worproject.com/faq for GPIO drivers FAO, it points to this site for raspberry pi windows 11 gpio drivers The driver for windows 11 raspberry pi is located at: Driver: https://github.com/raspberrypi/windows-drivers/tree/master/drivers/gpio/bcm2836 alternatively, could a WINE application (win32 application under raspberry Linux) set the GPIOs? |
You have example of custom drivers here: https://github.com/dotnet/iot/tree/main/src/devices/Gpio That can give you an idea on how to add the one you're looking for. |
big thanks, but again Linux based. It very easy in Linux (the example here looks good), but window 11 seems to be major issue (all it is doing is changing a register!) I did find: which might be worth a try It is understand the gpio/bcm2836 driver, I guess.. |
One of the example, is Windows IoT: https://github.com/dotnet/iot/blob/main/src/System.Device.Gpio/System/Device/Gpio/Drivers/Windows10Driver.cs So it all depends how the Windows driver is exposed. dllimport will in all cases most likely be your friend here. |
The Raspberry Pi Windows 11 driver is compatible with the Windows 10 IoT Also see https://github.com/driver1998/rpi3win10demos for some (C++/WinRT) demos. |
@driver1998 That sounds good. Have you managed to install Windows 11 on a Raspberry Pi? I have not yet found working instructions on how to do that. |
I am one of the testers back then, it is a community-driven project all along. I guess WoR Deployer from https://worproject.com/ should just work. |
[Triage] it doesn't seem critical |
Does:
RaspberryPiDriverTest.cs run on the Raspberry Pi4 running WIndows 11 ?
(I hope the answer is yes!)
I've also installed ms code
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