Question on RT Linux for those in the know about the boot sequence.
I am designing a PCI add-in card that needs to start working within 1-2
seconds of power-on, i.e., it cannot wait for a full linux boot which is in
the order of tens of seconds.
How can I solve this with RT Linux?
Can the real-time kernel, which I assume "boots" first in a few
milliseconds, initialize the card and devote a few cpu cycles to it (oops,
I forget to mention that the card need to talk to the CPU periodically)
while the rest of the non-real-time part system is booting?
Your responses?
Regards
RT Linux newbie
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Auro Tripathy
Kinecomm Systems
1242 Gingerwood Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035
408.956.8308
http://www.kinecomm.com
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