Kvaser develops interfaces and data loggers for any flavor of CAN and CAN related busses to meet customer system requirements. Kvaser CAN Bus interface products to complement its line of tools for any application requiring access to the CAN bus via a PC. They have a full range of products on several different platforms (Wireless, USB, PCMCIA, PCI, PCI Express, PC/104-plus, etc), which are developed, and based, on the same API CANlib and are compatible with each other. Write to just one API and use any Kvaser product on any platform. Kvaser' products are spread in 18 segments; Electronic distributors, Automotive, Maritime, Hydraulic Equipment Producers, Textile Industry, Process Industry, Medical Equipment, Railway, Building Automation, Avionics, Domestic Appliances, Military, Material Handling, Agricultural, Telecom, Construction Machines and Vehicles, Trucks and Industrial Automation because different CAN networks need different solutions and CAN networks are not created equally. USBcan units offer two channel USB interfaces for the CAN bus, and the Leaf series of products provide a single channel USB interface for CAN but with a range of features and price points. And finally, products such as the Memorator allow you to log data without a PC, then the PC to extract network messages. All the software tools of Kvaser are free and available for download from their website! Linux driver and SDK are version for Kvaser PCIcan/PCIcanx, Kvaser PCIcanII, Kvaser PC104+, Kvaser PCIcanx II, Kvaser USBcan II, Kvaser Memorator (NOTE: only with USBcanII functionality), Kvaser Leaf family, Kvaser Memorator Pro (NOTE: only with USBcan Pro functionality), Kvaser USBcan Pro and VirtualCAN. Supports kernel version 2.6. For LAPcan and LAPcan II, you should use the older version of the driver. Here a complete list of supported boards on GNU/Linux.

LCD-Linux is a GNU/Linux software (terms of license are GNU GPL) abstraction layer to drive LCD alphanumeric displays. It features complete VT102 console emulation and aims to be as general and flexible as possible. Drivers for specific LCD controllers can be easily written. Currently, only the Hitachi HD44780 is supported; it consists of two kernel modules, lcd-linux and the display driver. For more information click here.

• chip level manipulation routines;
• board specific support;
• message queues;
• user-space API and ABI character device interface.

This is a Linux 2.6 driver for ISA, PC-104 and serial Indramat (aka BoschRexroth) CLC cards multi-axis coordinated motion controller; click here for an overview (pdf format) of CLC model. If you want grab linuxclc click here.