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docs: Novatek GPIO reported working on NT98566 (#237) - #244
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The #237 reporter found gpio get/set/scan working, with the Linux GPIO numbering matching the stock firmware's. Recorded as their report: no output was posted.
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Docs only. On #237 the reporter says
gpio get/set/scanwork on their NT98566, and that the Linux GPIO numbering ipctool uses matches their stock firmware (#237 (comment)).They posted no output, so
docs/padmux.mdrecords this as their report rather than as a verified comparison. NA51055 and NA51084 remain untested.