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PCAN-driver for Linux - User Manual
/etc/modules.conf, depending on your kernel version and
distribution) and add at least these lines:
# protocol family PF_CAN
alias net-pf-29 can
# protocols in PF_CAN
alias can-proto-1 can-raw
alias can-proto-2 can-bcm
# protocol module options
# option can-tpgen printstats=1
# option can
stats_timer=0
# virtual CAN devices
alias vcan0 vcan
alias vcan1 vcan
alias vcan2 vcan
alias vcan3 vcan
# CAN hardware (uncomment the currently used)
#> Peak System hardware (ISA/PCI/Parallelport Dongle, USB, PC Card)
#> to set initial BTR-values set and hardware dependent settings
alias can0 pcan
alias can1 pcan
alias can2 pcan
alias can3 pcan
#options pcan assign=peak
#options pcan type=isa,isa io=0x2C0,0x320 irq=10,5 btr=0x4914
#options pcan type=epp btr=0x4914
#options parport_pc io=0x378 irq=7
Depending on the desired target hardware interfaces and transport
protocols you may need more entries. Please look into the SocketCAN documentation for more information.
With the special 'assign=peak' module load parameter you can
assign the network device names of the CAN channels
corresponding to the assigned minor numbers, e.g. network device
name “can40” corresponds devices minor number 40.
If you omit this parameter the network device names are
automatically assigned in channel initialization order.
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