adi/ad908[1|4]_mc.py: Fix label parsing in _map_to_dict() #490
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In recent kernels the IIO core adds labels for all channels with extended names. This now causes undesired behavior. Before splitting, check if the split string is part of the string. This will also catch the 'buffer_only' case. Signed-off-by: Michael Hennerich <[email protected]>
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Description
In recent kernels the IIO core adds labels for all channels with extended names. This now causes undesired behavior. Before splitting, check if the split string is part of the string. This will also catch the 'buffer_only' case.
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How has this been tested?
On HW using Linux 6.1
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