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Created Dec 14, 2021 by Martin Kepplinger@martin.kepplingerOwner

hack: arm64: dts: imx8mq-librem5: add 4G_WAKE as gpio-key

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Ideally this (and the ones we describe as leds) line should be handled by a driver I think, but this is a working workaround we do for a long time - on the devkit as well.

Describe the 4G_WAKE line (on the modem side mostly called WOWWAN) that gets pulled down (for about 1 second) on incoming call or SMS.

At least it should. We see modem devices that don't set this line. So I think it makes sense to add this description now. It eases testing of modems. For example, do:

sudo evemu-record

and select "gpio-keys" and call the phone from another phone. When it's ringing, it should now print the "KEY_PHONE" key got "pressed".

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Source branch: 4g_wowwan_gpio_key