Hi vijay,
I'm using the PCL-841 also. It isn't hard to modify. Try this...
o download the rtlcan driver from www.realtimelinux.org
o in c200.c replace references to inb & outb with readb and writeb.
o if you're using a 2.4 test kernel, use isa_read and isa_write instead
of the above.
o hard code the base addresses and interrupts accordingly.
o test with a known CAN source - one that recovers from bus-off errors!
I can send you my hacked version if you want.
cheers,
Stuart W
vijay patel wrote:
>
> Hello friends ,
>
> I am Using :
> -Linux kernel 2.2.13
> -Rtlinux 2.0
>
> -memory mapped ISA based CAN card of Advantech PCL-841 having base address
> of 0xDA00 and int 5,15
>
> I want device drivers for this . It is readly available or not .
> If Yes where can I get it ?
>
> If not How can I write it ?
>
> --vijay patel
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