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char: broadcom: vcio: Allow wake sources tags via vcio_gencmd - #7681
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Add GET_WAKE_SOURCES and SET_WAKE_SOURCES to the vcio_gencmd allow list, so they can be used without full /dev/vcio access. Signed-off-by: Dom Cobley <popcornmix@gmail.com>
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Wake sources probably don't want to require root privileges. I've added it to gencmd category, but could easily add a new category (but that would require new distribution rules). @timg236 what's your preference? |
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vcio__gencmd seems reasonable because the pi user gets this by default. |
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October 13, 2026 12:07
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@pelwell okay with you? |
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Add GET_WAKE_SOURCES and SET_WAKE_SOURCES to the vcio_gencmd allow list, so they can be used without full /dev/vcio access.