Hello,
I'm not sure about the kvaser in particular, but the driver should
create the network interfaces when the USB device is attached.
so no need to add a new socketcan device.
Check to make sure you have kvaser connected:
lsusb
Check to make sure kvaser driver has made network interfaces:
sudo ip link list
Then bring the interface up:
sudo ip link set can0 up type can bitrate 250000
Listen to some frames:
candump can0
Depending on how you have permissions set up you will require sudo to
use most of the ip commands.
Regards,
Max Schneider
On Tue, 2014-01-07 at 14:17 +0000, GARNERO, PIERRE (P.) wrote:
> Hello.
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> I would like to use a KVAZER USBcan Rugged device with the socketcan
> library.
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> I use Raspbian OS and I have built a kernel with anything enabled
> regarding CAN.
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> I have loaded the following modules:
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> # modprobe can
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> # modprobe vcan
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> # modprobe can-raw
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> # modprobe can-dev
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> # modprobe kvazer-usb
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> But any ip link command (ex: ip link add dev can0 type can) failed
> with “RTNETLINK answer : operation not permitted” (excepted for vcan
> which works well).
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> Could someone provide me some hints regarding the steps to have a
> Kvaser USBcan device up and running using the net driver ?
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> Many thanks in advance,
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> Pierre
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