Re: [Etherlab-users] [etherlab-users] Compatibility with kernel 5.x

ou do any further upgrades? > > Do you run the master in kernel or user mode? > > What exactly was the cause of the problem? > > Kind regards, > Karl > > On 6/19/20 2:44 PM, Joye Laurent wrote: > > I found and fixed my problem! > > It was a kernel configuration

Re: [Etherlab-users] [etherlab-users] Compatibility with kernel 5.x

un the master in kernel or user mode? > > What exactly was the cause of the problem? > > Kind regards, > Karl > > On 6/19/20 2:44 PM, Joye Laurent wrote: > > I found and fixed my problem! > > It was a kernel configuration failure. > > > > My system is also

Re: [etherlab-users] Compatibility with kernel 5.x

I found and fixed my problem! It was a kernel configuration failure. My system is also working fine with a kernel 5.4. So sorry for this disturbance !! Regards Laurent On Fri, 2020-06-19 at 08:57 +, Joye Laurent wrote: > Hello, > > I'm using the Etherlab master with the patc

[etherlab-users] Compatibility with kernel 5.x

Hello, I'm using the Etherlab master with the patches from Gavin Lambert (changeset 33b922ec1871 http://hg.code.sf.net/p/etherlabmaster/code) with a kernel 4.19. It's work like a charm! I have to upgrade my system to fix the Y2038 problem. That's why I need to upgrade to the Linux kernel 5.4. Bu

Re: [etherlab-users] How to reboot a slave

Thanks for your quick answer. And do you have any idea why the command reboot doesn't work in the case my own application is running? Laurent Joye ___ etherlab-users mailing list etherlab-users@etherlab.org http://lists.etherlab.org/mailman/listinfo/et

[etherlab-users] How to reboot a slave

Hello, I've developped my own application using your library (api defined in ecrt.h). I'd like to be able to update the firmware (through the foe protocol) and the content of the EEPROM of my own EtherCAT slave devices. For this to be possible, I need to force the related slave to reboot. To reboo

[etherlab-users] Handle slave reboots once the master has been activated

Hello, Is there any chance to handle slave reboots during the realtime operation (ecrt_master_activate has already been called)? I've seen that, once a slave reboots, the master indicates a working counter change and the slave is automatically reset in OP mode. Is it possible, from my master user

[etherlab-users] Reuse VoE handler once an error occured

Dear Etherlab users, I'm using the IgH EtherCAT-Master for Linux of the day to develop my own EtherCAT master application which will communicate with my own EtherCAT slaves modules. I'm using the VoE protocol to exchange some special data with some slaves. I've the following use case: The master