This may be a question that has been asked 1000 times, but I am impatient
and will ask it anyway (my apologies ahead of time)...
Does RT-Linux work with multiple processors? If so, what is the idea
behind how it can work? Can a real-time thread co-exist with the linux
kernel on two different cpu's? If so--how is that magic accomplished?
If it can't co-exist with the linux kernel on another cpu, then can
multiple real-time threads co-exist on multiple CPUs?
Perplexedly,
-Calin
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