Hi,
I am running kernel 2.2.14 rtl v2.3. I am doing my final integration of my
modules and a weird thing is happening.
1. Someone else developed routines (drivers that initialize and control a
card in the system). He tested this with his own real-time module and
everything worked fine.
2. I have developed routines (drivers that initialize and control other
cards in the system) and have a rt-module that calls these other modules (a
30 Hz periodic task) and it has been running, minus his module, just fine.
I want to be able to call his module routines, but first I try to insert his
module before I insert my rt-task module and the system crashes. But, if I
insert my rt-task module before I insert his module my rt-task runs fine and
I can insert and remove his module with no problem.
What would cause something like this ? If I can't insert this module, then
I can't use his routines and I'm stuck.
I can insert this module after I am up and running, so is there a way that I
can insert this module in my rt-task when I need it ?
Where do I need to look? The module I am inserting is basically functions
to initialize a card, read data from it and handle it's interrupt.
Thanks in advance --
Janet Estabridis
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