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Using Zsh on a embedded system to configure GPIOs
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- From: meino.cramer@xxxxxx
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- Subject: Using Zsh on a embedded system to configure GPIOs
- Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 10:10:49 +0100
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Hi,
on the Arietta G25 embedded Linux system GPIOs are configured
via echo-commands to files below /sys/...
To prevent overwriting regular files with redirection commands
I configured zsh to hit on my fingers when trying to do so. To
overwrite files I need to use ">!" instead of ">".
Which per se is a GREAT feature, it becomes annoying when manipulating
the contents of that virtual files below /sys (and /proc and others).
Is there any way to automate this feature NOT to hit on my fingers,
if I want to write to files below /sys, /proc,, /dev...or
(better) to recognize, if such a file is a virtual one?
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
Best regards,
Meino
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