[comedi] NI PCI-6120 support

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Hello everybody

We recently acquired three new PC for using our old but gold NI PCI-6120 
cards. Two of them will run on Windows with LabVIEW, so no problems there. 
However one was meant to work under Debian 11.2 with an in house comedi 
based feedback program. So far this program was used in a slightly older PC 
with a PCI-6031E and works just fine.

Now with the PCI-6120 i can not access the device. The error message 
"/dev/comedi0: No such file or directory" pops up. When looking for 
solutions it first seemed like the card just needs to be configured 
manually. I was in the middle of the process as explained at
relacs.sourceforge.net/doc/api/comedi/index.html
at step 11, however there is no file called /etc/init.d/boot.local which 
was referd to in the tutorial. I guess, that I could just create my own 
script, which is used during the system start up.

Now I didn't know, that comedi doesn't support all NI cards. The 6120 is 
unfortunately also not listed. So before I waste more of my work hours for 
this: Will the card be able to work at all with comedi? If so, what would 
be the steps I need to take? Does the support list only refer to 
autoconfigs? If not, is there an alternative?

Thanks in advance

Heinrich M

The system:
Debian 10 with the real time kernel 4.19.0-17-rt-amd64
i5-9600k (HTT disabled)
Some Asus Board with two PCI slots (lspci shows the pci-6120)
16 GB of RAM

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<div>Hello everybody</div><div><br></div><div>We recently acquired three ne=
w PC for using our old but gold NI PCI-6120 cards. Two of them will run on =
Windows with LabVIEW, so no problems there. However one was meant to work u=
nder Debian 11.2 with an in house comedi based feedback program. So far thi=
s program was used in a slightly older PC with a PCI-6031E and works just f=
ine.</div><div><br></div><div>Now with the PCI-6120 i can not access the de=
vice. The error message "/dev/comedi0: No such file or directory" pops up. =
When looking for solutions it first seemed like the card just needs to be c=
onfigured manually. I was in the middle of the process as explained at</div=
><div>relacs.sourceforge.net/doc/api/comedi/index.html<br></div><div>at ste=
p 11, however there is no file called /etc/init.d/boot.local which was refe=
rd to in the tutorial. I guess, that I could just create my own script, whi=
ch is used during the system start up.<br></div><div><br></div><div>Now I d=
idn't know, that comedi doesn't support all NI cards. The 6120 is unfortuna=
tely also not listed. So before I waste more of my work hours for this: Wil=
l the card be able to work at all with comedi? If so, what would be the ste=
ps I need to take? Does the support list only refer to autoconfigs? If not,=
 is there an alternative?<br><br>Thanks in advance</div><div><br></div><div=
>Heinrich M</div><div><br></div><div>The system:<br>Debian 10 with the real=
 time kernel 4.19.0-17-rt-amd64<br>i5-9600k (HTT disabled)<br>Some Asus Boa=
rd with two PCI slots (lspci shows the pci-6120)<br></div><div>16 GB of RAM=
<br></div>

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