This is a discussion on Two nodes under /dev/EEPROM/ for one EEPROM - Linux ; Hi, I have an 24c64 EEPROM wired via i2c on an embedded device. I want to "partition" the EEPROM so that I have one node /dev/EEPROM/0 for system and environment stuff, and another entry /dev/EEPROM/1 for custom data for the ...
Hi,
I have an 24c64 EEPROM wired via i2c on an embedded device. I want to
"partition" the EEPROM so that I have one node /dev/EEPROM/0 for system
and environment stuff, and another entry /dev/EEPROM/1 for custom data
for the application.
I thought to write a driver for the second device and limit the usage
of the first one. But I guess that would be bad practice when
concurrent access to the EEPROM happens.
What would be a good way to achieve this? Do you think it's possible at
all?
Ben