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Subject: Beaglebone black: are the AIN pins available with gpioctl
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I'm trying to read through all the details in the Beaglebone Black
System Reference manual, but I don't think I've seen this particular
piece yet... Are the AIN pins available via gpioctl or another interface
in 10.0-RELEASE?