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: I finally got all of the module stuff installed and read
: everything I could find on writing device drivers.  My task
: is to write a driver for a Metrabyte DAS-8 ADC/counter timer
: board.  I've got it working, but am unhappy with the interface.
: I've looked at Matt Welsh's driver for the DAS-1200, but
: its interface is a little rough too.
:
: I remember hearing about something called the Linux Lab
: project (I think maybe based in Germany.)  Does anyone know
: where I can get information about it?  How about other
: examples of device drivers for data acquisition?
:
This is what I saved about getting in touch with the Linux Lab project:

Quote:> Where can I get Information about the project?
> ------------------------------------

>   Existing packages developed under this project can be found on

>   ftp://koala.chemie.fu-berlin.de/pub/linux/LINUX-LAB

>   or the 1st mirror

>   ftp://enif.astro.indiana.edu/pub/LINUX-LAB
>    ( thanks to geo :-) )

If you want the full announcement from last August, please ask me!
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I finally got all of the module stuff installed and read
everything I could find on writing device drivers.  My task
is to write a driver for a Metrabyte DAS-8 ADC/counter timer
board.  I've got it working, but am unhappy with the interface.
I've looked at Matt Welsh's driver for the DAS-1200, but
its interface is a little rough too.

I remember hearing about something called the Linux Lab
project (I think maybe based in Germany.)  Does anyone know
where I can get information about it?  How about other
examples of device drivers for data acquisition?

Thanks,
Chris Lesiak

Quote:>I remember hearing about something called the Linux Lab
>project (I think maybe based in Germany.)

Its home URL is at  http://www.fu-berlin.de/~clausi/.