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Detect Pi 3 properly on newer kernels #55
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Ah interesting, thanks for sending the pull! Yeah it looks like the latest Raspbian Jessie is still on 4.4 kernel so I see the BCM2709 output. However it can't hurt to take this change for when later kernels come out. Thanks! |
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Somewhere between kernel 4.4.37 and 4.9.3 hardware version reported on my Pi 3 by /proc/cpuinfo changed from BCM2709 to BCM2835. This PR ensures Pi 3 is detected properly, but still uses the same Pi 2 driver.