Hi Oliver, thanks for the reply.
> FYI: The slcan driver just hit the mainline kernel for 2.6.38. Using the Debian "squeeze" kernel 2.6.32-5 actually... > > How is the can baudrate configured with slcand (S0..8)? This > > configuration possibility seems also be omitted now... > > Was it ever in slcand ? Yes it was :-) There was a patch (slcand_sl20100408.patch) which alowed to set the CAN baudrate with slcand (don't know who released this patch but it worked great ;-)) ). > AFAIK the baudrate setting (S0..8) is only available in > slcan_attach.c ... Now it is, yes. > this S0..8 has nothing to do with the serial baudrate of the host > system. I am aware of that. Actually i have to call stty to set the serial baudrate of ttyUSB0 to 460800 Bd, then call slcan_attach to set the can baudrate, then call slcand and bring the interface up with ifconfig. > I think it's just for setting the baudrate on the adapters side to > persist the setting for the next power-on cycle. Hmm, at the moment i am a bit confused with my SLCAN-IF. Seems that the CAN baudrate isn't set correctly with the slcan_attach... Regards, Thorsten _______________________________________________ Socketcan-users mailing list Socketcan-users@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/socketcan-users
