Dear Frans Meulenbroeks,
In message <aanlktike41sdknuxkr+abebcu6paxclnurw4s1ghj...@mail.gmail.com> you
wrote:
> If I run i2c dev to set the bus it replies what it did:
>
> => i2c dev 0
> Setting bus to 0
I actually consider thsi somewhat useful, as you are performing a
change of the system state, and it is pretty useful to see that it did
what you wanted to do.
> Btw there might also be a parsing issue. I once mistyped the cmd but
> still it worked:
>
> => i2c de v0
> Setting bus to 0
>
> Haven't had time to dig into this
That's simple. We use strtoul to convert the argument to a bus number,
and "v0" converts as 0.
If you had typed
=> i2c de v1
you would probably have appeciated the "Setting bus to 0" response...
[Ok, more error checking is an option, too ;-) ]
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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