Did you check the Linux Lab Project? There should be a driver
for our 82527 based board, you might take code from there.

If you have problems, please e-mail me. Since we are on the
way to provide rtl drivers for our boards, we might help you
with a complete driver in the near future.

Best regards,

Thomas Wuensche

Juan A. Rosell Ortega wrote:
> 
>  Hi world !
> 
>  I´m using a CAN device ( INTEL 82527)  under RT-Linux , the problem is
> that I cannot  get the interrupt it should generate when a message has
> arrived. As far as I know the problem is the configuration of the device
> registers. Has someone done something like this ?
> 
>  This is the piece of code I use to try receiving via interrupt:
> 
>   void can_connect_controller(void){
> 
>    ....
>    temp= inb_p(CAN_PORT2_CONF);
>    outb(temp & 0xBF , CAN_PORT2_CONF);
>    /* Enable Transmition/Reception interrupts */
> 
>     outb(0x02,CAN_CTRL_REG);
>     ....
>   }
> 
> Thank you in advance,
> 
> Juan A. Rosell Ortega
> 
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