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fp@198: This is the INSTALL file of the IgH EtherCAT Master.
fp@198: 
fp@198: $Id$
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fp@198: Building and installing
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fp@785: The build and installation procedure is described in section 2.1 in the
fp@785: documentation available from http://etherlab.org/en/ethercat.
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fp@785: For the impatient: The procedure mainly consists of calling
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fp@487: $ ./configure
fp@1017: $ make
fp@487: $ make modules
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fp@487: (and as root)
fp@487: 
fp@560: # make install
fp@487: # make modules_install
fp@1106: # depmod
fp@487: 
fp@1017: ...and linking the init script and copying the sysconfig file from $PREFIX/etc
fp@1017: to the appropriate locations and customizing the sysconfig file.
fp@1017: 
fp@1017: # ln -s ${PREFIX}/etc/init.d/ethercat /etc/init.d/ethercat
fp@1017: # cp ${PREFIX}/etc/sysconfig/ethercat /etc/sysconfig/ethercat
fp@1017: # vi /etc/sysconfig/ethercat
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fp@1654: Make sure, that the 'udev' package is installed, to automatically create the
fp@1654: EtherCAT character devices. The character devices will be created with mode
fp@1654: 0660 and group root by default. If you want to give normal users reading
fp@1654: access, create a udev rule like this:
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fp@1017: # echo KERNEL==\"EtherCAT[0-9]*\", MODE=\"0664\" > /etc/udev/rules.d/99-EtherCAT.rules
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fp@1017: Now you can start the EtherCAT master:
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fp@1017: # /etc/init.d/ethercat start
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fp@1081: Have a look at the examples/ subdirectory for some application examples.
fp@1081: 
fp@1017: Have fun!
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