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- Thu 20. Apr 2017, 10:17
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
- Replies: 6
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Re: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
Thank you very much for the help. Case closed. I will handle any tx buffer full in my application.
- Wed 19. Apr 2017, 20:40
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13382
Re: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
With the latest driver I dont get the error, even with txqueuelen=1. But my request remain. I would like to write robust code but I dont know how to get the status of the tx buffer.
- Wed 19. Apr 2017, 18:31
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13382
Re: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
Hi Stéphane,
Thank you for the reply. Here comes the requested information.
I dont think there is any problem with the Peak related stuff.
I just want to know how the determine the state of the tx buffer.
This is maybe more related to SocketCAN than Peak.
If I increase the tx buffer like this ...
Thank you for the reply. Here comes the requested information.
I dont think there is any problem with the Peak related stuff.
I just want to know how the determine the state of the tx buffer.
This is maybe more related to SocketCAN than Peak.
If I increase the tx buffer like this ...
- Fri 14. Apr 2017, 14:26
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
- Replies: 6
- Views: 13382
Socket write avoiding No buffer space available
Hi,
I am using the PCAN adapter with the 8.1 Linux driver in Ubuntu 16.04. I have implemented SocketCAN support in my application but when writing I get errno=105 "No buffer space available". How can I avoid this?
I have been reading about different calls of setsockopt, ioctl etc but I cannot find ...
I am using the PCAN adapter with the 8.1 Linux driver in Ubuntu 16.04. I have implemented SocketCAN support in my application but when writing I get errno=105 "No buffer space available". How can I avoid this?
I have been reading about different calls of setsockopt, ioctl etc but I cannot find ...