(06-17-2016, 12:49 AM)jacobscarter Wrote: Is anyone running into the issue where "import RPi.GPIO as GPIO" return "No module named RPi_GPIO"?
This happened to me and it was because I was executing my python script from the same folder where I downloaded the RPi.GPIO library. Just place your script in another location (or open a python session in another dir) and it should work.
On another subject, has someone been able to use the GPIO 4 (pin 7) as an input yet? I'm working on a shield for the Raspberry Pi and I would like to make it compatible with the Pine64. I need to use all the "green" pins, don't have any other free pin. Another issues I'm having is the lack of GPIO interrupts and SPI not working.
I really want to make my shield work on the Pine but I feel that there are a lot of community efforts and too little effort from the Pine team on the Linux side, so I'm considering to stop investing more time on the Pine, even after investing a lot of time in designing the board layout to fit both the RPi and the Pine.
