Initial AI generated version of a LIN bridge using sllin on Linux - #147
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Signed-off-by: Sebastian Schildt <sebastian.schildt@hs-heilbronn.de>
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In case #138 progresses to something useful fast, that is also totally fine |
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Another experimental try at useful LIN tooling. Basically building acf-lin-bridge doing the same on Linux as acf-can-bridge does for CAN
This is 99% AI and 99.9% untested , and I still need to wait for some LIN HW to actually test it. Feel free to take a look