Hi, how do I get access to the at86rf230 driver from user-space? Do I go the regular way by opening(open()) a driver-file and then use ioctl()? I am asking because I don't really understand how izchat for instance gets access. For 8-bit systems it is necessary to use the Hardware-Abstraction-Layer(HAL) and Transceiver-Access-Toolbox(TAT) by Atmel. We built a protocol on top of the TAT and now we wonder how we can port it to linux. Does the HAL correspond to at86rf230-driver under Linux? And if so, what corresponds to the TAT? I am new to linux-driver and grateful for any help, hints etc.. thanks and regards Gerrit
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