add csChange, pad fields to spiIOCTransfer struct #39
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Per the discussion in kidoman#38, these two fields are part of the equivalent struct in the kernel SPI driver. Adding the fields allows the SPI driver to work on a Raspberry Pi Model 2 B. h/t @hbhasker Fixes kidoman#38. Fixes kidoman#24.
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Any news on this one? The change looks good to me. |
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This is a showstopper for spi on raspberry pi 2. The fix looks good to me. Please review and merge. |
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Fix my rpi2 as well. |
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Has anyone gotten the chance to test this on the other RPi's ? |
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This fixes the problem on mine as well |
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@kidoman I have a model B1 running the latest version of Raspbian that was running into this issue, but this fix worked on the B1 version as well. |
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Closing as this should be fixed by #69, please reopen if I missed something. |
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Per the discussion in #38, these two fields are part of the equivalent struct in the kernel SPI driver. Adding the fields allows the SPI driver to work on a Raspberry Pi Model 2 B.
h/t @hbhasker
Fixes #38. Fixes #24.