PEAK-System Forum

Hi,

We have successfully verified PCAN-USB adapter that was automatically detected by Ubuntu Linux kernel.
We are eager to use PLIN-USB adapter, but currently there are no available Linux drivers.

Are there any plans/forecast to provide Linux drivers for PLIN-USB adapter?

Thanks in advance!

/Mikhail

Hi,

at the moment there are no plans to support PLIN-USB under lInux.

best regards

Michael

Hello, Mr. Maidhof!

Since there is almost 1 year passed, maybe you have started development of Linux drivers for LIN?
It is quite necessary thing

BR,
Vlad

M.Maidhof wrote:Hi,

at the moment there are no plans to support PLIN-USB under lInux.

best regards

Michael

no Development started - no real customer requests.

Please consider this a 'real customer request'...

Here at Tesla we do a lot of internal projects involving CAN & LIN, and use oodles of Peak PCAN-USB devices (100's to 1000's must've been sold to Tesla over the years!)

I would dearly love to be able to use PLIN-USB/PCAN-USB Pro FD devices driven from a Linux system.

Regards,
Ron Kellam
Manager, Test Engineering, Tesla.

Let us know what exact do you need and which Linux driver Type you use. If you use Socket CAN, you need to check the Socket CAN Community if they maybe offer a LIN driver too.

Hi,
Hi,

We used PCAN-USB Pro FD Pro devices, but I don't know how to load the lin devices on Ubuntu system,
It need the linux drives?


Thanks in advance!

/aguan

Hi
the PLIN-API only supports windows plattform? Does it support the linux?
Thanks very much

BRs

Hello, The LIN-Driver for Linux is currently under development.

News regarding this issue will be published in this forum.

Currently the PLIN-API is only available on Windows.


Best Regards

Marvin

Hello,

You can now join the PLIN-Linux Driver Beta.

If you are interested in participating in the PLIN-Linux Driver Beta,
please take a look at the PLIN-Linux Beta Forum:

viewforum.php?f=237

Best Regards

Marvin