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We're trying to set the gpio pin to high, but it won't go to high when we actually go to measure on the digital output pin. The digital output led flashes only briefly though.
Using the following code in the terminal:
When we try to readout pin 0 it actually says it's high ('1') and led briefly flashes, but when we read it out with multimeter it's still at 0V.

Then when we try with the following code, we get ~3.3V on the digital output pin when reading it out with multimeter and the leds keep flashing briefly on the RevPi: What is causing this ( is it the watchdog still?) and how can this problem be solved?
Thanks.

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Thank you for your reply Dirk,

I have already read this on your website, but how can this be solved concretely?
I already tried prepending the program command by "chrt -f 48" but that didn't help.

Can the watchdog be configured someway to prevent this issue and if so how can this be done please?
What other solutions are there to this problem?
On the website, it says that the output has to be rewritten every 9 ms, but I don't know how to do that if other code has to run simultaneously in C code.

We've been struggling with this for quite some time now, this shouldn't be so difficult to implement.