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With local can resources in place (see #1287 ), we can add remote access with NetworkCANPort. We discussed the approach at EOSS2023. Pengutronix guys suggest bridging by one of these tools:
The idea of bridging is similar to NetworkSerialPort. We will start a daemon on an exporter. A client will create a local vcan<x> interface by connecting to the daemon.
I don't know about these projects, so if there is any recommendation which is better to start with, please let me know.
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With local can resources in place (see #1287 ), we can add remote access with NetworkCANPort. We discussed the approach at EOSS2023. Pengutronix guys suggest bridging by one of these tools:
The idea of bridging is similar to NetworkSerialPort. We will start a daemon on an exporter. A client will create a local
vcan<x>
interface by connecting to the daemon.I don't know about these projects, so if there is any recommendation which is better to start with, please let me know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: