Rpi5

[lankycanadian]

I'm getting an error "cannot determine soc peripheral base address" with the GPIO library. It looks as though GPIO has been replaced on the rpi5
https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/control-raspberry-pi-5-gpio-with-python-3

Do you have any plans to update this library to work on a Pi 5?

[gavinlyonsrepo]

Hi

RPi.GPIO library will not work with Raspberry pi 5 due to changes in how it handles the peripheral access.
I must try and figure out if RPI.GPIO is going to be ungraded to work with Raspberry pi 5(probably not) first.
If it is not going to be upgraded, I will have to find another path forward. Not sure how long this will take, In meantime I added a RP5 note to readme.

regards

[bmagsalan]

I'm getting an error "cannot determine soc peripheral base address" with the GPIO library. It looks as though GPIO has been replaced on the rpi5 https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/control-raspberry-pi-5-gpio-with-python-3

Do you have any plans to update this library to work on a Pi 5?

Yeah I ran into the same issue so I wrote a shared library for it using c++ and wiringPi.

Tested with arm64 bookworm on Raspberry Pi 5 with 2 x 28BYJ-48 stepper motors.

https://github.com/bmagsalan/StepperMotor

Motors movement is asynchronous so you can move them at the same time.

The library is scalable so feel free to expand on it.

[cyprien052]

hey! is there any solutions provided now to use this library for seervos motors on Raspberry Pi 5 ? what is the best option today?
thank you !