- I built one of their examples by adding an explicit call to LINUX_CanOpen to force library loading of libpcan.Thanks for the link, I will check with them and see if there is a fix.
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- Mon 30. Apr 2012, 14:15
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: CANfestival with peak driver gives undefined symbol
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Re: CANfestival with peak driver gives undefined symbol
The good news is the new drivers work okay - I built one of their examples by adding an explicit call to LINUX_CanOpen to force library loading of libpcan.
Thanks for the link, I will check with them and see if there is a fix.
- I built one of their examples by adding an explicit call to LINUX_CanOpen to force library loading of libpcan.Thanks for the link, I will check with them and see if there is a fix.
- Sat 28. Apr 2012, 05:56
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: CANfestival with peak driver gives undefined symbol
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CANfestival with peak driver gives undefined symbol
Has anyone built CANfestival with the peak_linux driver and can run the examples successfully?
My config is a PCAN-USB on Ubuntu 11.10 and 12.04 with the v7.5 PEAK driver and latest CANFestival3.
If I configure with --can=peak_linux and make, the build is fine but running:
./CANOpenShell load ...
My config is a PCAN-USB on Ubuntu 11.10 and 12.04 with the v7.5 PEAK driver and latest CANFestival3.
If I configure with --can=peak_linux and make, the build is fine but running:
./CANOpenShell load ...