can-utils
connected-car
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| 12 days ago | about 3 years ago | |
| C | C++ | |
| - | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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can-utils
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Is there a way to create a Linux version of this automotive diagnostic tool/lab scope?
CAN is just glorified ethernet. https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils
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BUSMASTER successor?
I use a USB2CAN and the Linux SocketCAN can-utils.
- Got dropped into an embedded linux project and don't know where to begin.
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reading CanBus on linux
Use the "SocketCAN Driver for Linux" from their support page and then you can use any of the CAN-Utils programs: https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils
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Any SW engineers in the automotive industry?
For testing I found the CANtact more than adequate. Worked very well with Linux which has the SocketCAN system that basically lets you treat the CAN bus as a network socket. Great tooling exists in can-utils to help you do quick tests, debug a CAN network, and the sniffer is a great help for reverse engineering.
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ISOBUS compliant device
The Linux-CAN package appears to have some J1939/ISOBUS tools as part of can-utils.
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Lysmarine-BBN project out of beta, 32 and 64 bit downloads available for RPI
SocketCAN, NMEA 2000, can-utils
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Feedback for new ESP32 based OBD2 adapter
I'm using slcand (to create a "normal" CAN device from SLCAN), candump and cansniffer from the can-utils package on Linux. It is available as a package in Ubuntu, probably also on other distributions. https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils
connected-car
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Looking for some advice
You should be able to use your arduino as a slcan device. It is easy to implement, at least for listening, see lines 50 to 56 here: https://github.com/marmotton/connected-car/blob/99186ae1cd86be46e1e8713beb69e79228e22a33/src/leafCAN.cpp#L50
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Feedback for new ESP32 based OBD2 adapter
I'm also developing something similar (albeit much more of a small personal project than a sellable product). The code (work in progress) is available here if anyone is interested: https://github.com/marmotton/connected-car
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