PEAK-System Forum

Hello, The site's web page obviously contains an error: it lacks the name of the destination file for storing the public key on the local system: it should read : $ wget -q http://www.peak-system.com/debian/peak-system-public-key.asc -O- | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/peak-system-public-key.asc W...

Hi,

Nope, nothing as changed in socket-CAN meanwhile. But, as already said, the PCAN driver in netdev mode now gives the same hw timestamps that the mainline drivers do. It's just a question of consistency between PEAK-System drivers.

Regards,

Hi Thomas, The hardware timestamps provided by the netdev interface of the PCAN driver are actually the raw one which are read from the device, without any further processing next. This has been done in order to return back the same timestamps than those returned by the mainline socket CAN drivers. ...

Hi, As said, this old behavior is no more supported. On the other hand, if you'd like to get it back, and since the driver is open source, then you are able to change this by yourself. Please download (for ex) https://www.peak-system.com/fileadmin/media/linux/files/peak-linux-driver-8.10.2.tar.gz to...

Hello, The hardware timestamps provided by the netdev interface of the PCAN driver are actually the raw one which are read from the device, without any further processing next. This has been done in order to return back the same timestamps than those returned by the mainline socket CAN drivers. Ther...

Hi,

Could you download the last version of the Linux PCAN driver from https://www.peak-system.com/quick/PCAN-Linux-Driver please?

Running pcanview connected to a PCAN-USB device which is set in LO mode works as it should:
Regards,

Hello, It looks like you installed the pcanview package in the past. So, first you have to remove it, if it is still present: $ sudo dpkg -P pcanview-ncurses Then, to get rid of these messages, please type: $ sudo rm -f /etc/apt/sources.list.d/peak-system.list Finally, you can do: $ sudo apt update ...

Hello, A quick grep into Xenomai 3.2.4 sources tree shows you that CONFIG_XENO_OPT_SHIRQ is no more handled at all by the core, while the option is strangely still proposed by the Xenomai configuration... Currently, the xeno_can_peak_pciefd driver behaves like this: When CONFIG_XENO_OPT_SHIRQ is y, ...

Hi, When I wrote: $ cd driver $ make KERNEL_LOCATION=/usr/src/... "/usr/src/..." was an example, a template to put the actual directory of linux headers installed on your machine. I suppose that, in your case, you should write: $ cd driver $ make KERNEL_LOCATION=/usr/src/linux-headers-5.19.17-05917-...

Hi, you wrote: The kernel is 5.19.17-05917-generic Therefore the Makefile is looking for linux headers of 5.19.17-05917-generic, which are generally installed when installing "linux-headers-5.19.17-05917-generic"... ... which is not installed according to: root@ubuntu-QBiX-Pro-ADLA1255H:~# dpkg --ge...