A company project relies on USB-1608FS-PLUS, unfortunately unavailable for several months due to chips shortage. We moved to USB-231, offering satisfactory specifications.
Tests and legacy programs can run under Windows thanks to mcculw, but things bet more complicated with Linux.
On all boards and computer running Linux, with a fresh install of uldaq 1.2.1, nothing but «No DAQ is detected» is ever produced, even though the device is detected with lsusb.
Is there a solution to have the USB-231 running on uldaq? This is a serious issue for further developments using MC DAQ.
USB-231 and Linux support?
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Dear experts,
A company project relies on USB-1608FS-PLUS, unfortunately unavailable for several months due to chips shortage. We moved to USB-231, offering satisfactory specifications.
Tests and legacy programs can run under Windows thanks to mcculw, but things bet more complicated with Linux.
On all boards and computer running Linux, with a fresh install of uldaq 1.2.1, nothing but «No DAQ is detected» is ever produced, even though the device is detected with lsusb.
Is there a solution to have the USB-231 running on uldaq? This is a serious issue for further developments using MC DAQ.
Regards
SPL.