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pikvm30 is wired to the tester, with its ATX lines on GPIO 5, 6 and 13. No test uses it yet; the comment keeps these pins out of the tests. Signed-off-by: llogen <christoph.lange@blindspot.software>
test/fake-atx/fake_atx.py runs on the tester as fake-atx.service. It reads the PiKVM's power and reset switch, drives its power LED and logs each press. Signed-off-by: llogen <christoph.lange@blindspot.software>
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November 3, 2026 12:36
The ATX board's cables are two-pin plugs, so each switch needs a GPIO next to a GND pin. GPIO 6 has none; GPIO 10 (pin 19) sits beside GND (pin 20). Signed-off-by: llogen <christoph.lange@blindspot.software>
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The dutctl tester DUT now names its PiKVM, pikvm30, whose ATX board is wired to GPIO 5, 6 and 13 of the tester. A fake mainboard service,
test/fake-atx/fake_atx.py, answers on these pins and logs each press, so PiKVM ATX tests can run without a real DUT. No dutctl test uses the PiKVM yet.