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please see Raspberry PI thread, there you will see how to "insmod" our driver:

http://www.peak-system.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=283&start=10#p2015

regards

Michael

Thank you for your advice.
That's what I get by typing "insmod pcan.ko" in /driver
insmod: error inserting 'pcan.ko': -1 ...

Hi,

Sorry did't see the Error while make process :/
The error is saying, there is missing an autoconf.h, but this file is for sure in the path.
What shall I "insmod" in driver?

make NET=NO PCI=NO PAR=NO ISA=NO PCC=NO DNG=NO DBG=DEBUG
***
*** Host machine kernel version=3.4.79
*** Driver kernel ...

Hi,

yes, pcan.ko is in the /driver directory.

regards

Edit: The pcan-settings does not exist in the */test directory
There is a "pcan-settings.c" int the */test/src directory

Thank you both for your answers! I fixed it and the "make" was succesfull in the */driver directory. Indeed it was a kernel sources problem. I fixed it by changing the Makefile.

After that I did "make install" in the */driver directory. Now I got a new error.

root@cubietruck:~/Desktop/peak-linux ...

Do you have any advice Michael? Really need that working :-/

Had the same problem.
For me it helped to download the latest JDK.

in which directory did you call the make? Please use the driver directory of our linux driver. Which parameter did you use in your make call, please see info in the Raspberry Pi thread.

I called make in the peak-linux-driver-7.10 folder. I also used the peak-linux-driver-7.10/driver directory ...

Hi,

please search for that file in your kernel headers. With the given information it is impossible to help you with your problem.

regards

Michael

So finally I found the needed h-files from the include/generated folder and copied it to my linux-headers. Now I wanted to do the command "make" in ...

Hi,

this question is not related to our PEAK Linux driver, please contact the support of your Linux distribution. We don´t know that system

regards

Michael

So I installed the right kernel headers. It also found the version.h
Now I get a new Error by typing "make clean":
cpp: error: /include ...

Hi,

to build our driver, you need the kernel headers of the installed kernel version, using a different kernel header will not work!

regards

Michael

I already installed the kernel headers (a folder 'linux-headers-3.4.6.1-030461' appeared in /usr/src/). How can I make sure, that the right ...