docs(x/x2l): add gpiod package installation note for gpioset#1491
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xzl01 merged 3 commits intoradxa-docs:mainfrom Mar 19, 2026
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docs(x/x2l): add gpiod package installation note for gpioset#1491xzl01 merged 3 commits intoradxa-docs:mainfrom
xzl01 merged 3 commits intoradxa-docs:mainfrom
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Fixes radxa-docs#700: Add note explaining that gpioset is provided by the gpiod package and can be installed via 'sudo apt install gpiod'. The flash page references gpioset in a script without explaining how to install it, causing user confusion.
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Summary
Add a note in the X2L flash documentation explaining that
gpiosetis part of thegpiodpackage and can be installed viasudo apt install gpiod.The flash page references
gpiosetin a shell script without indicating what package provides it, causing user confusion (see #700).Changes
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Fixes #700