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Add CAN nodes for STM32H7 series #41112
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Thank you for the addition! |
Just tried with new board. Unfortunately, unsuccessful: I will be glad for any suggestion, it's critical for me to run CAN on STM32H7 |
Each STM32H7 Series chip contains 2 or 3 FDCAN controllers. (https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/ stm32h7-series.html) Signed-off-by: Eug Krashtan <[email protected]>
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LGTM.
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@Delsian does it work now on your board? |
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Set as DNM to avoid merge before we have a proof that it's working |
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@alexanderwachter yesterday I got info from the factory: my hardware delays until the middle of January. So, maybe guys from ST (or anybody else) can test if they have boards with FDCAN? |
@Delsian If you're pushing something on your own and for your need, the minimum would be that you are able to run it on your side. We can help for non regression or complementary testing when required, but a minimum basic functional testing is expected from the PR's author in any case. |
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I suggest moving this to draft state until the functionality has been tested on hardware. |
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@JeremyBCD Thank you! |
Each STM32H7 Series chip contains 2 or 3 FDCAN controllers.
(https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/
stm32h7-series.html)