Hello,

 

I will use the integrated CAN-Controller with the actual version of Armbian Bionic (or Buster) on the BananaPi-M1

Actually it is not possible to activate the CAN-Bus. I had activate the CAN in the armbian-config. After a reboot I the CAN0 is not integrate in the list from "ifconfig -a".

 

What are the steps to activate the CAN-Bus on the BananaPi M1.

 

Many thanks,

André

Providing logs with 

armbianmonitor -u

 significantly raises chances that issue is getting addressed.

 

What do you have here:

lsmod | grep can

 

Hello,

 

with "lsmod | grep can" I have no result. The log file is attached.

 

André

armbian-hardware-monitor.log

It seems you did the right things ... 

Module is enabled and it should be loaded after overlay is enabled. Try loading it manually perhaps?

https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/config/kernel/linux-sunxi-current.config#L1540

ATM low of ideas why this doesn't work. Try legacy kernel - where people indeed reported success: armbian-config -> system -> alternative kernels and pick one with 4.19.y

Thank you Igor,

 

now the CAN-bus is available.

 

André

1 hour ago, Andre1000 said:

now the CAN-bus is available.

4.19.y or just loading a module?

On 2/6/2020 at 11:31 PM, Andre1000 said:

Hello,

 

I will use the integrated CAN-Controller with the actual version of Armbian Bionic (or Buster) on the BananaPi-M1

Actually it is not possible to activate the CAN-Bus. I had activate the CAN in the armbian-config. After a reboot I the CAN0 is not integrate in the list from "ifconfig -a".

 

What are the steps to activate the CAN-Bus on the BananaPi M1.

 

Many thanks,

André

Hi Andre1000,
please can you share the diagram of the CAN interface you are using with the bananapi ?