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Enables CAN networking subsystem (introduced Linux 2.6.25 2008-04-17), to
support SPI in container environment (introduced Linux 4.12 2017-06-02). Abstraction define interface EP for CAN module in containered environment. This namespace is available and introduced with Linux Kernel 4.12 by M. Kicherer and later O. Hartkopp, to allow containers bridging such device. @see linux-kernel/net/can@fc4c581 Although KSPP did not explicilty noted `CAN` as secure kernel flag, this would aim to bring such conclusion. As for security concerns, CAN protocol did not yield any user-land or host-level vulnerabilities since introduced as SocketCAN module in Linux Kernel. Lower-layer [protocol] standards is not secured by default since applications are supposed to implement their own security mechanism. This global abstraction currently supports CAN raw, proc and af_can codes. Does not support GW and BCM. Namespace uses _NEWNET on pseudo-file system. Allows modprobe to environment, works by recv `pnet` for the given interface. Signed-off-by: Halis Duraki <duraki@linuxmail.org>
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# CONFIG_NET_PKTGEN is not set
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# CONFIG_HAMRADIO is not set
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# CONFIG_CAN is not set
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CONFIG_CAN=y
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# CONFIG_IRDA is not set
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# CONFIG_BT is not set
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# CONFIG_AF_RXRPC is not set
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