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Hello, thanks for the info. Yes, we know about such an issue on some specific motherboards. We also have a workaround available by updating the firmware of the card. Please send us an email to our support email address with the serial number of the used PCAN card. Please also send us the output of u...

see info in the link above. There is a link to askubuntu.com with more details and solutions.

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Michael

Hi,

please check if secure boot is enabled in the BIOS:

viewtopic.php?f=59&t=6585&p=15551&hilit ... oot#p15549

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Michael

Hi,

pcanview or pcanbasic could not be used with SocketCAN. To trace the CAN data under SocketCAN you can use the candump application, which is part of the can-utils package.

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Michael

Hi,

and as already stated in an other thread (see link in my post above), this could not work with the chardev driver.

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Michael

Hi,

do you have your pcanbasic application and pcanview connected at the same time on the same device, or do you test separately?

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Michael

Hi,

looks like you mix up decimal with hex. While pcanview shows hex values, your application prints %u which is unsigned integer (decimal). Simply print as %x to see that it is the same message in hex format.

416864818 = 0x18D8DA32

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Michael

Hi,

already described that behavior of the chardev driver in an other thread to you, do you remember? So why asking the same question again?

viewtopic.php?f=59&p=16239#p16209

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Michael

Hi, yes correct, but you have to use the SocketCAN tools instead of the PCANBasic and pcanview. There is no extra driver installation necessary for the SocketCAN driver, the PCAN-USB is supported by the kernel since kernel version 3.2. To use the SocketCAN driver of the kernel, you have to remove th...

Hi, your are using the chardev driver under Linux. This driver does not have a dispatcher included. So you can't see the messages you have sent with your PCANBasic application with pcanview, when using the same chardev device with both applications. If you want to see the data, connect another PCAN ...