- From: <starbeam_at_tiscali.it>
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 10:33:31 +0200
Hi, a friend of mine got a National Instruments PCI-1422 card to be used as an interface to acquire data from a high speed camera. The supplied camera software is not what one's expecting for such a product so he asked me to try using linux to accomplish the task. According to Google 'comedi' is the way to go, while National Instruments recommends it on their "linux support" page! So I've got comedi-0.7.68 and installed it on a Mandrake-9.2 system (kernel 2.4.22), along with comedilib-0.7.21, as suggested in the README. According to the `Documentation/comedi/drivers.txt' file this specific card does not seem to be supported but I've tried anyway to load a comedi driver (the `ni_pcimio' one looked as a good 1st try) and got some more results to attach to this email (other than the `lspci' command, listing the card with a correct name). Being myself a data-acquisition-newbie I was wondering if this excellent piece of software could be used at all with such a card (maybe it's a differend kind of hardware); any help or suggestion would be appreciated as the card is a demo unit and it should be returned soon if no positive results could be accomplished; also I have some C and drivers skills to help in the task. Kind regards, >>> Nicola Farina __________________________________________________________________ Social price: l'ADSL diventa per tutti Tiscali ADSL Senza Canone 640Kbps: GRATIS fino al 3 maggio costo di adesione, attivazione e il modem per tutto il 2004. E per i primi 3 mesi, con il Tiscali social price, navighi a 1,5 euro l'ora! Affrettati! http://point.tiscali.it/adsl/prodotti/640Kbps/
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- text/plain attachment: lspci.txt
- text/plain attachment: lspci-n.txt
- text/plain attachment: lspci-vv.txt
- text/plain attachment: lsmod.txt
- text/plain attachment: dmesg.txt
Received on 2004-04-26Z07:33:31