Re: Looking for CAN FD sample captures for socket-can hardware integration testing

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On 22.02.2022 22:21:36, Matheus Eduardo Garbelini wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but I'm looking
> for some sample CAN FD captures to test different socketcan
> configurations in a real testbed.

In the github discussion
https://github.com/jgressmann/supercan/discussions/7 you specifically
asked for a capture of CAN-FD traffic in a car.

Is this still relevant for you?

> There is a lot of CAN FD hardware already available, but I could not
> find on the web any FD sample capture on the matter. Would appreciate
> it if anyone could share or point me to the direction on where to find
> CAN FD sample databases as reference for socketcan testing and FD
> frame simulation.

I don't have a car and usually don't have access to our customers real
CAN(-FD) environment. For testing I use the cangen tool of can-utils.

| https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils/blob/master/cangen.c

You can generate CAN-FD frames with certain length, payloads, gap
between frames and other parameters. For stress testing I use a
combination of cangen or cansequence to send and cansequence to receive,
another good tool is canfdtest (doing a full duplex test). Although both
tools (cansequence and canfdtest) cannot send CAN-FD frames yet.

regards,
Marc

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