Yes....that was the problem!! Thanks! Now it works!.
The only thing is that when I try to install a NETDEV driver utility and I compile your driver with
make NET=NETDEV_SUPPORT PCI=NO PAR=NO ISA=NO PCC=NO DNG=NO
what I get with cat /proc/pcan command is:
│*n -type- ndev --base-- irq --btr ...
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- Wed 17. Jul 2013, 16:42
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PEAK-Linux Driver on Raspberry Pi
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- Mon 15. Jul 2013, 11:34
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PEAK-Linux Driver on Raspberry Pi
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Re: PEAK-Linux Driver on Raspberry Pi
Hi,
Finally I could install the driver. The problem in my case was that at the utsrelease.h located in the folder of the linux-headers was written "3.6.11", so I have to add the "+"
Anyway, now I am having a different problem, because I compiled the kernel and now when I try to install the driver ...
Finally I could install the driver. The problem in my case was that at the utsrelease.h located in the folder of the linux-headers was written "3.6.11", so I have to add the "+"
Anyway, now I am having a different problem, because I compiled the kernel and now when I try to install the driver ...
- Tue 25. Jun 2013, 13:41
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PEAK-Linux Driver on Raspberry Pi
- Replies: 156
- Views: 549725
Re: PEAK-Linux Driver on Raspberry Pi
Dear Sir,
Recently we have adquired a raspberrypi device as well as a PCAN-USB and I am trying to install the drivers. Since I don't know much about Raspbian or even any Linux related stuff is a getting a bit hard to install the drivers.
I followed the instructions that you wrote and everything ...
Recently we have adquired a raspberrypi device as well as a PCAN-USB and I am trying to install the drivers. Since I don't know much about Raspbian or even any Linux related stuff is a getting a bit hard to install the drivers.
I followed the instructions that you wrote and everything ...