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Ah alright... Well, thanks for the help! At least everything works now.

This fixed the issue! But now i must always boot into unsecure mode in order for pcanview to work?

Sorry to bother you, but another problem has risen.
I've followed chapter 3.1 from the User Manual, but I can't seem to get chardev working. I keep getting the same error when running sudo modprobe pcan . See last rows in the log file.

I've uninstalled, made and installed the source again (as seen ...

Ah I see. So if I understand correctly, I'll just need to install the PCAN-Linux driver as described in the PCAN Driver for Linux v8 User Manual. Right?
https://www.peak-system.com/fileadmin/m ... an_eng.pdf

Installing pcanview-ncurses now works flawlessly! Thanks for the fix.

I now have a different problem. But it might be a bit off-topic.

My PCAN-USB is not detected. It has the number IPEH-002021-401852 on it. And running ./pcan-kernel-version.sh (obtained from this page https://www.peak-system.com ...

Thanks for the notification! I'll wait patiently.

Hi Marvin,

Thanks for the quick reply.

The command you provided is for pre-24.04 Ubuntu versions right? Since apt-key is deprecated.
The tutorial provides this command:

Hi all,

Title mainly speaks for itself, but i've done the following:
I've followed the steps on the following page for the Ubuntu 24.04 distro: https://www.peak-system.com/fileadmin/media/linux/can-pcan-view.php
Now i get the following error in my terminal when i run sudo apt-get update, or sudo ...