Hallo Daniel,
that sounds like the ethercat library does not fit to the kernel module.
If you have installed the two ethercat installations to different
locations e.g. /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib it is depending on your search
path settings what gets found first.
So it might be helpful to
Hi all
I have managed to solve the issue. I reinstalled ethercat master cloning the
repository and switching it to the stable-1.5 branch (current version 1.5.2
5f29e43487df).
To give a bit more context on why I had the problem the first place I had an
old thereat master installation and I was
