Linux for USB/PCIe/PCI drivers

HI -.

I'm developing a linux based real-time (using Ubuntu and scientific Linux) platform that uses multifunction Renault or (series E and M). So far, we used sets driver open source such as COMEDI (from RTAI) and analogy (from Xenomai) to interface with these cards, however the latest maps of the X series are not supported by one of them - and development seems to be to a halt.

I was wondering if NEITHER provides a driver based on linux for these cards. If so, is there a list of cards that it supports?

Thank you.

yapatel wrote:

HI -.

I'm developing a linux based real-time (using Ubuntu and scientific Linux) platform that uses multifunction Renault or (series E and M). So far, we used sets driver open source such as COMEDI (from RTAI) and analogy (from Xenomai) to interface with these cards, however the latest maps of the X series are not supported by one of them - and development seems to be to a halt.

I was wondering if NEITHER provides a driver based on linux for these cards. If so, is there a list of cards that it supports?

Thank you.

If you are thinking of materials of the X series, offers of OR support only Linux is through a driver based on the sources, the DDK [1].

In addition to the source code, the DDK also includes documentation on the registers, bit fields and principle of operation for the capabilities of the device.

The DDK shows how you program a hardware DAQ on any OS. Note that this is different from how you would create a DAQ for any OS driver. In other words, the DDK wants to show what records and fields of the piece in the program and in what order they should be programmed so that they can properly control the hardware. The DDK is not a reference architecture for the driver and kernel programming, but over as executable documentation.

[1] measurement Hardware Driver Development Kit (DDK) fair questions
http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/2D93070A3DDEFD7186256C59007289E6

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