One wire ts conflict with GPIO access problem

I'm using the Mini2440 with the one wire ts P35 display.
Everything works fine until I try and initialize the GPIO's on the mini2440
then i get a constant ouput "one_wire_status: 1" in the console.

Here is the code I'm using to initialize the GPIOs (This code used to work
fine with the other displays):

//******************************************************************************
**
// GPIO initialization
//******************************************************************************
**
int GPIOInit(u8 GPIO, u8 Direction, u8 Value)
{
  FILE *TempFilePtr;
  char TempString[50];
  int TempFileHandle;

  // Export the GPIO
  TempFilePtr = fopen("/sys/class/gpio/export", "w");
  sprintf(TempString, "%i", GPIO);
  fputs(TempString, TempFilePtr);
  fclose(TempFilePtr);

  // Set the GPIO direction
  sprintf(TempString, "/sys/class/gpio/gpio%i/direction", GPIO);
  TempFilePtr = fopen(TempString, "w");
  switch (Direction)
  {
    case DIRECTION_OUT :
      fputs("out", TempFilePtr);
      break;
    case DIRECTION_IN :
      fputs("in", TempFilePtr);
      break;
    default :
      fputs("in", TempFilePtr);
      break;
  }

  fclose(TempFilePtr);

  // Set the GPIO value
  sprintf(TempString, "/sys/class/gpio/gpio%i/value", GPIO);
  //TempFilePtr = fopen(TempString, "w");
  TempFileHandle = open(TempString, 0);

  switch (Value)
  {
    case 0 :
      write(TempFileHandle, "0", 1);
      break;
    case 1 :
      write(TempFileHandle, "1", 1);
      break;
    default :
      write(TempFileHandle, "0", 1);
      break;
  }

  close(TempFileHandle);

  return TempFileHandle;
}

Does this happen irrespective of which GPIO you try to initialise?  Which
GPIO does the 1wire use?

1wire uses GPB1 but it happens if I initialize any other GPIO.

Maybe, just see if it is the export call

That is probably not going to show anything.  Try unexporting at the end of
your function.

Also, you could dig into the 1wire source code and see what triggers this
message.

Mount the debugfs and take a look into the gpio related files in
"/sys/kernel/debug". Maybe it could give you some hints, what is going
wrong.

Ok, I had to add a 1wire touch screen driver (mini2440_1wire_host) to the
kernel such that it will create a "touchscreen-1wire" device node.

I got this driver from the FriendlyARM linix-2.6.32.2 kernel.

This guy is the culprit for sending those messages. Not sure yet its this
that is conflicting with the GPIO.

I will have to dig in the driver code to see why its doing that and also
have a look at debugfs.

Any update on this? I am having the same issue.

Thanks!