Linux drivers NOR PCI-7332

Hello

I'm looking for options to interface with the NI PCI-7332 of g ++ LInux. I found links to the SystemSynergy drivers, but they do not seem to support Linux more.

Linux support exists? If there is no support for Linux, I can code Linux driver myself, if I get access to the documents of description of material (I'm familiar with operations of PCI bus driver Linux issues).

Kind regards

Petr Kubanek

Institute of physics, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

Hi Peter,

I'm not sure I understand your question. For my part, I downloaded the Motion DDK and I managed to open the help file, and it seems that all the links work in the help file, as you can see in the attached photo.

Could you explain more what that didn't work for you?

Kind regards

Barna

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