Many thanks for the response. I had come to a similar conclusion.
Many thanks for the response. I had come to a similar conclusion.
Hello @macieksz, did you find a solution to your requirement? I'd also like to get a CAN-FD operational on Raspberry Pi with CODESYS. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks.
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