Thin Myrna wrote:
Thanks for all your answers.
I've just contacted the vendor for Linux support. If I went for an other
vendor (I'm on a notebook, so USB-hardware is needed): Does anyone have
especially good experiences with a particular one? Anyone I should stay
away from?
Kind regards
Thin
On Jun 9, 8:57 am, Thin Myrna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to access some drive hardware via CAN bus from Python under Linux
> (sending rec'ing PDOs). Googling around I couldn't find a Python package,
> but people who said that they are doing this, though. I guess they are
> using their ho
Thin Myrna schrieb:
I'd like to access some drive hardware via CAN bus from Python under Linux
(sending rec'ing PDOs). Googling around I couldn't find a Python package,
but people who said that they are doing this, though. I guess they are
using their home brewn software.
Any pointer to
- suc
Isn't a CAN bus accessed via the COM ports (serial or parallel)? If this is
the case, then you should use pySerial and/or pyParallel but you would have
to define the protocol yourself. (I've used pyserial to implement a LAPB
protocol.)
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 12:15 AM, Diez B. Roggisch <[EMAIL PR
Thin Myrna schrieb:
I'd like to access some drive hardware via CAN bus from Python under Linux
(sending rec'ing PDOs). Googling around I couldn't find a Python package,
but people who said that they are doing this, though. I guess they are
using their home brewn software.
Any pointer to
- suc
I'd like to access some drive hardware via CAN bus from Python under Linux
(sending rec'ing PDOs). Googling around I couldn't find a Python package,
but people who said that they are doing this, though. I guess they are
using their home brewn software.
Any pointer to
- such software (anyone wil
