Cannot see I/O interface in Linux

CAN-Interface for PCI Express Mini
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matteopantano
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Cannot see I/O interface in Linux

Post by matteopantano » Mon 23. Dec 2019, 15:05

To whom it may concern,

I have bought a miniPCIe interface for my system. I have a Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and I have installed the library
PCAN-Basic. I have tried it and it works with the PEAK CAN USB dongle. Then I plus the miniPCIe card and it says:

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CAN_Initialize(41h): Status=0x200
Could not find device!
What should I do?

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Matteo

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Re: Cannot see I/O interface in Linux

Post by PEAK-Support » Mon 23. Dec 2019, 15:14

post the result of:

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lspci
to see if the device is recognized by the Linux itself.

You also asked the same question by e-mail - we do not want to reply twice to the same subject and the same support request, so please answer only by E-Mail or here in the forum.

We also recommend to use the defined CAN Channels - not the raw values.

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#define PCAN_PCIBUS1                  0x41U  // PCAN-PCI interface, channel 1
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