Hello, On 11/23/2011 08:20 PM, IreneV wrote: > > Marc & Oliver, > thanks a lot for your quick answers! > > RTD ECAN-527 board's chip is really i82527. This board is supplied with CD > containing Linux drivers and some example programs. Today I compiled one of > that programs - it was an easy hardware test. This program displayed > information about 2 interfaces of that 10 (rtd-ecan527-0 and rtd-ecan527-1). > When I tried to get info about other interfaces (2-9) an error occured > (program said that there is no that interface). So I can draw a conclusion > that drivers are OK and my MicroPC understands that ECAN board is really > dual-channel :jumping: > > About drivers and SocketCAN. I've read some information about SocketCAN and > it seemed very attractive to me. > Do you think can I try to use SocketCAN in my work or it would not run on > this board? > Or maybe it would be better to use official drivers and libraries from the > producer?
I have the CC770 Socket-CAN driver almost ready for mainline inclusion, which also supports the i82527. Would you like to test it? What kernel version are you using? Wolfgang. _______________________________________________ Socketcan-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/socketcan-users
