PEAK-System Forum

I'm having the exact same problem too. kernel and syslog chocked full of pcan transaction information.

My hard drive is filling up with messages from peak pcan - var/log/syslog & kernel are 60-70gb and I have to delete them occassionally. They don't indicate any error, it just looks like status or "what" is happening like sending and recieving. Can I shut this off? Why is this happening? Is there ...

I guess I"m not sure what the "minor" number is. Is this the same as the device id (believe this is stored in non-volatile ram)?

I have 5 peak pcan fd's and am having issues with network can names getting changed around when I restart. This is causing problems because from reboot to reboot, I never know if can42 will still point to the same pcan device. I don't want to make it sound like it shuffles around every time I reboot ...