PCI
SPI
Memory Mapped

PCI targets don't need any special user interaction. SPI devices can be accessed by using the provided SPI plugin. The SPI interface and further configuration need to be setup via configuration file.

When using ISA cards or netX devices directly attached to a local memory bus interface, a valid pointer must be mapped by the user and passed to the driver. In case bus timing setup is required an appropriate setup need to be implemented. For more details refer to the latest Linux driver manual.

NOTE: To access devices connected via serial interface like Uart/USB refer to the netXTransport Toolkit.

General

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How to enable access to cifX device for non-root users
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Failed to load the uio_netx kernel module
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How to enable an automated load of the uio_netx kernel module at system start
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Failed to map the DPM of a device
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Is DMA data transfer supported?
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What I/O exchange performance can I expect using SPM?
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What devices are supported?
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Warning of the uio_netx kernel module on x86 (AMD64) platform: "map pfn RAM range req uncached-minus for..., got write-back"
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Failed to install the driver via the provided build script
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Does the driver work under XENOMAI
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Does the driver work under RTAI
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Which Kernel versions are supported
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Which Linux distributions are supported
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Why is my "ethercat.xml" configuration file not downloaded ?
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Is it possible to access devices via SYCON.net?

Installation

Configuration

Application

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Failed request DMA state or to exchange IO-data via DMA
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Unable to access or find a device
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Any questions to the driver's API

netX based Virtual Ethernet Interface

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Failed to create a Virtual Ethernet Interface

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