Parallel port treiber instalieren

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18 Sep 2021 15:42 #221011 by Bernd1365
Hallo

Bin Linux Anfänger, in möchte in meinem Rechner eine PCI Express Parallel Port verwenden, bei der karte sind Linux treiber dabei,
allerdings komme ich mit der Beschreibung wie und wo ich die Treiber instalieren soll nicht klar.

Folgende Anleitung ist dabei,
uilding the Driver and application:
    Run the following command in the driver source folder: Wo finde ich den folder ?
        $ make
 
    Once the driver is compliled, the loadable module ax99100.ko will be created in the same folder.
 
    **  '$' --this symbol represents the shell prompt on linux            
 
Loading the Driver:
    
    To load the driver use the following command:
        $ sudo make
 
    **  '$' --this symbol represent the shell prompt on linux            
 
Unloading the Driver:
 
    To unload the driver use the following command:
        $rmmod ax99100
 
    **  '$' --this symbol represent the shell prompt on linux            
 
Installing the Serial Port Driver:
 
    To install the driver use the following command:
        
        make install
 
Uninstalling the Serial Port Driver:
 
    To un-install the driver use the following command:
        
        make uninstall
 
Features Supported:
 
    The driver supports all the features supported by the AX99100 serial device and the AX99100 SPI device.
        Note: only baud rates upto 3.0Mbps are implemented in the current driver.
    
Feature Configuration:
 
  AX99100 serial port:
 
 
    This driver comes with a static array uart_99100_contxts[ ] for all the 16 ports features in the ax99100_sp.c file.
    Where you can set the features like:
        -DMA in RX
        -DMA in TX
        -enable/disable Flow control
        -Flow control type
        -RX fifo trigger level
        -TX fifo trigger level
        -x-on character
        -x-off character
 
    An example array setting for PORT 0 which will be recognised as /dev/ttyF0:            
 
    //Port 0    --**This represents that this setting is for port 0 which will be recognised as /dev/ttyF0
    {
        .rx_dma_en    = 0,
        .tx_dma_en    = 0,
        .uart_mode    = AX99100_RS232_MODE,
        .en_flow_control= 0,
        .flow_ctrl_type = AX99100_XON_XOFF_HW_FLOWCONTROL,
        .rxfifotrigger    = 64,
        .txfifotrigger    = 64,        
        .x_on        = SERIAL_DEF_XON,
        .x_off        = SERIAL_DEF_XOFF,
    },
 
    To change the port to different modes for uart_mode settings use the following,
 
    AX99100_RS422_MODE               (422 mode)
    AX99100_RS485_HALF_DUPLEX        (485 half duplex)
    AX99100_RS485_HALF_DUPLEX_ECHO    (485 half duplex echo)
    AX99100_RS485_FULL_DUPLEX        (485 full duplex)
    AX99100_RS485_FULL_DUPLEX_TXEN    (485 full duplex DxEN)
        
    If you are use AX99100 chip with multi-protocol mode, the uart_99100_contxts[ ] array features need to setup.
    
    {
        ...
        .ltc2872_te485     = 0,
        .ltc2872_dz     = 0,
        .ltc2872_lb     = 0,
        .ltc2872_fen     = 0,
        .pci_config_l0s    = 0,
        .pci_config_l1     = 0,
    }
Kernels:
 
    This driver is currently developed and tested on 2.6.13 linux kernel and above     
 
Limitations:
 
    This ax99100 driver supports a maximum of 4 serial devices or spi device. This can be modified as required
    
 
Steps for setting parallel port :
        1. rmmod lp
        2. rmmod parport_pc
        2. insmod parport_pc.ko io=bar0 io_hi=bar1 irq=number.
 
Note: Here, the io, io_hi and irq should be noted from lspci -v.
 
 
Steps for setting gpio[7:0] :
 
    Execute the "gpio_99100" application and the application will show:
            
        Please input the port of AX99100. (ex. /dev/ttyF0):
 
    After specify the serial port, application will show these selections to access GPIO:  
        0  : GPIO status
        1  : Setup GPIO direction
        2  : GPIO write
        99 : Exit
        
 
SPI Test Tool Flow:
 
    This spi_test tool is used for the AX99100 SPI Demo Board non decoder.
    The test case according to the following steps:
 
    #Open AX99100 SPI device:
        Open char device with AX99100 SPI(ex./dev/spi0)
    $./spi_test /dev/spi0
    
    #Step 1:
        Set the SPI Control Master Register. Input 457 to set SPIMEN, ASS and SSOE bit.
    
    /
/
    SPICMR Setting
    
    Number: 0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7        
    Name:   SSP    CPHA    CPOL    LSB    SPIMEN    ASS    SWE    SSOE    
    
    Example: Need to set SPIMEN ASS SSOE bits, and the value is 457
    Input the value of SPICMR: 457
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 2:
        Select SPI Source Clocks. Input 0 to select the source clock, 125MHz.
    
    /
/
    SPICSS SPICKS Setting
    
    Valus:    0:125MHz
        1:100MHz
        2,3:EXT_CLK
    Input the value of SPICKS: 0
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 3:
        Select whether to enable the clock divide. Input 1 to enable the clock divider.
    
    /
/
    SPICSS SPIDIVEN Setting
    
    Valus:    0:Disable
        1:Enable
    Input the value of SPIDIVEN: 1
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 4:
        Set the SPI Divider. Input 3 to set the SPI Divider.
    
    /
/
    SPIDIVIDER Setting
 
    Valus:    0 - 255
    Input the value of SPIDIVIDER: 3
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 5:
        Select whether to enable the external decoder. Input 0 to disable the externel decoder.
    
    /
/
    Externel Decoder Setting
 
    Valus:    0:Disable
        1:Enable
    Input the value of EDE: 0
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 6:
        Select the desired slave device. Input 0 to select Device 0.
    
    /
/
    Divice Setting
 
    Valus:    0 - 2 (Device 0 - Device 2)
    Input the value of device: 0
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 7:
        Set the test count. Input 10 to perform ten times for test.
    
    /
/
    Data Test Count Setting
 
    Input the value of test count: 10
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 8:
        Select Tx, Rx or TXRX(Compare). Input 2 to select TX & RX (Compare data).
    
    /
/
    Data Tx/Rx Direction Setting
 
    Valus:    0:TX
        1:RX
        2:TX & RX
    Input the value of direction: 2
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 9:
        Set the data pattern type. Input 255 to set the data pattern type. (255 -> 0xff)
    
    /
/
    Data Pattern Type Setting
 
    Valus:    0 - 255 (0x00 - 0xff)
    Input the value of pattern: 255
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 10:
        Select Interrupt or Polling. Input 1 to select the Polling mode.
    
    /
/
    Data Interrupt Setting
 
    Method:    0:Interrupt
        1:Polling
    Select the mode: 1
    /
/
    
    
    #Step 11:
        If you want to modify one data setting, select the data item.
        Run test to select number 9.
    
    /
/
    *************************************************
    *               Test SPI Setting                *
    *************************************************
    **Initial Information:
    SPICMR: 0xb0 ( SPIMEN ASS SSOE )
    SPICKS: 0x00 ( 125MHz )        SPIDIVEN: 0x1 ( Enable )    SPIDIVIDER: 3
 
    **Test Setting:
    Test Direction: TX & RX
    Device Num.:  0x6    Test Count:     10    Externel Decoder: 0x0 ( Disable )
    Pattern Type: 0xff    Data Length:   256    Interrupt Mode:   Polling
 
    ***Initial data***
     0: Modify SPICMR
     1: Modify SPICKS
     2: Modify SPIDIVIDER
    ***Test setting***
     3: Select Device
     4: Modify Data Pattern(for tx)
     5: Modify Test Count
     6: Select Tx or Rx
     7: Modify Data Length
     8: Select Interrupt Mode
 
     9: Test performace.
    99: Exit the test tool.
    Please choose: 9
    /
/
    
    
    #Result:
        If you want to run test with the same setting, input Y or y.
        Otherwise, input N or n.
        
    /
/
    *************************************************
    *               Test SPI Setting                *
    *************************************************
    **Initial Information:
    SPICMR: 0xb0 ( SPIMEN ASS SSOE )
    SPICKS: 0x00 ( 125MHz )        SPIDIVEN: 0x1 ( Enable )    SPIDIVIDER: 3
 
    **Test Setting:
    Test Direction: TX & RX
    Device Num.:  0x6    Test Count:     10    Externel Decoder: 0x0 ( Disable )
    Pattern Type: 0xff    Data Length:   256    Interrupt Mode:   Polling
    *************************************************
    *                 Throughput                    *
    *************************************************
    Test Counter: 10
    TX Throughput: 0.385650 MB/s
    RX Throughput: 4.569484 MB/s
 
    Test again?(Y/N):n    
    /
/
 
Serial Port 9-bit mode test flow:
Execute the "9bit_test" application and the application will show:
 
Usage:9bit_test [dev] [option]
Example: (9-bit mode: Master, ID: 20)
     ./9bit_test /dev/ttyF0 -m 1 -i 20
-m [Mode]    1:Master 2:Slave SW 3:Slave HW 4:Data mode
-i [Address ID]    range 0-255

Wie muss ich vorgehen ?
Kann mir jemanden die Befehle die ich eingeben muss aufschreiben.
Gerne auch gegen Bezahlung
Meine Linuxcnc Version ist 2.8.2
für euere Hilfe währe ich sehr Dankbar
 

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18 Sep 2021 16:05 - 18 Sep 2021 16:10 #221016 by spicer
Wo finde ich den folder ?
Das ist das Verzeichnis, in welches Du den CD Inhalt rein kopierst.
Aber vielleicht erkennt das Linux die Karte ja bereits.
Was sagt lspci ?
Last edit: 18 Sep 2021 16:10 by spicer.
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19 Sep 2021 14:55 #221092 by Bernd1365
wenn ich den Befehl

sudo Ispci -vv

kommt als Antwort
Befehl nicht gefunden
In welchen Ordner muss ich den CD Inhalt kopieren ?
gibt es einen Treiber Ordner unter Linuxcnc

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19 Sep 2021 14:58 #221093 by spicer
Nein. Mach einfach ein neues Verzeichnis im /home/user

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19 Sep 2021 15:09 #221096 by Bernd1365
unter Home gibt es keinen user Ordner
kann auch keinen Ordner anlegen ist grau

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19 Sep 2021 15:28 - 19 Sep 2021 15:29 #221099 by spicer
In Debian oder Ubuntu hast Du doch einen User angelegt, damit Du nicht als root arbeiten musst. Darum auch das sudo vor den Befehlen.
Diesem User sein home-Verzeichnis ist unter /home/user
Wobei user natürlich der Name dieses Users ist.
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19 Sep 2021 15:34 #221101 by Bernd1365
alles klar mein Maschinen name
habe einen neuen Ordner angelegt und den Treiber Ordner rein kopiert.

und was muss ich jetzt machen?

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19 Sep 2021 15:38 #221102 by spicer
Jetzt öffnest Du ein Terminal in diesem Ordner und befolgst die Anweisungen, welche Du oben gepostet hast.

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19 Sep 2021 15:45 #221103 by Bernd1365
ich habe eingegeben
sudo make
Antwort Befehl nicht gefunden
was mache ich falsch ?

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19 Sep 2021 15:52 - 19 Sep 2021 15:56 #221106 by spicer
Ispci -vv sollte eigentlich laufen. Das ist ein Systembefehl.
Kann es sein, dass sudo nicht erkannt wird?
Bist Du als root oder "Maschinen name" angemeldet?
Welche Distribution hast Du installiert?
Ich bin mir zu 99% sicher, dass die Karte ohne Treiberinstallation erkannt wird.
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