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Thanks for your help.

Just an update. I have managed to get the GPIO mapping working from your supplied link so thanks for that! There does not appear to be and Analog input support, is that correct? /proc/adc1 for example

Thanks for the info. I have downloaded Legacy wheezy and whilst the directory path /sys/devices/virtual/misc/ exists it has no gpis subdir so I am getting the same error. So I take it I have 2 options... 1) check if there is source for the gpio linksprite python libs or 2) Try and work out "Accessing the GPIO pins through sysfs with mainline kernel" ​I think option 2 may be out of my league.

Image was downloaded from http://www.armbian.com/pcduino3/and was wheezy vanilla. I have a pcDuino3b which according to linksprite is the same image as the pcDuino Nano

Hi, totally new at this but here goes. I have been working on a IoT project involving the pcDuino and have been having issues with the image supplied by linksprite and WiFi drivers etc. I came across armbian, noticed the pcduino wheezy image and downloaded, installed all good and very impressed. I then went to run my python scripts to test gpio ports and sensors but received the following error: File "/home/iotadmin/gpio/__init__.py", line 43, in pinMode with open(_MODE_FD_PATH % id, 'w') as f: IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/sys/devices/virtual/misc/gpio/mode/gpio1' I assume that the device mapping is different? I would appreciate a pointer to any documentation that will help solve this issue.