Re: write()-call return values

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Hello Steffen,

I observed the same behaviour with our IXXAT devices but only on Ubuntu 
18.04 so far. Here is the regarding known issues section from our release 
notes:

On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS sending can messages on high busload leads to message 
loss.
Also we never get ENOBUFS regardless how much can messages are sent.

Tested with:
  sudo ip link set can0 up type can bitrate 1000000
  sudo ip link set txqueuelen 10 dev can0
  cangen -g 0 -Ii -L8 -Di -n 1000 -i -x can0

This behaviour seems to ocurr only on Ubuntu 18.04 regardless of installed 
kernel version.
This was also tested with a self compiled 4.17.0 kernel on both Ubuntu 
18.04.1 LTS and Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS (On Ubuntu 16.04 everything seems 
fine).
The behaviour was also observed with a PEAK usb controller (and it's 
socketcan driver).

Kind regards,
Florian





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