Register level manual for 5105?

Hi,
I have several NI-PXI-5105 that I need to use with GNU/Linux (64). After browsing the many docs on your site, it looks like the only solution left is to develop my own driver (using comedi if possible, or mhddk).
To do so, I need the register-level manual for the PXI 5105. Could you give me a link to it please? Thanks!
Regards,
Romain

Hello.
MHDDK can't be used to program scope cards.
The 5114 scope card is supported ONLY on the Intel x86 32-bit architecture on the following Linux distributions:
Mandrakelinux 10.1 Official
Mandriva Linux 2006
SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3
SUSE LINUX 10.0
Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 3
You can dowload NI-SCOPE 2.9 driver for Linux from this link.
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