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Hello Patrick,
Yes, you can simulate the GPIO using custom vMMIO. You register a memory range in the hardware address map and when software running on the Pi accesses this range your code outside of the virtual Pi will be called. There is a simple example you can review at: intercom.help/arm-avh/en/articles/...
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Is there any way to access virtual GPIOs? How are they presented back to you? How can you simulate I/O on those?
Hello Patrick,
Yes, you can simulate the GPIO using custom vMMIO. You register a memory range in the hardware address map and when software running on the Pi accesses this range your code outside of the virtual Pi will be called. There is a simple example you can review at: intercom.help/arm-avh/en/articles/...