Hi ! a new cleaned up version of miniRTL2.0.img (rtlinux-2.0) is on the net.... http://www.thinkingnerds.com/projects/minirtl/minirtl.html ftp://ftp.thinkingnerds.com/pub/minirtl/miniRTL2.0.img (disk image) ftp://ftp.thinkingnerds.com/pub/minirtl/modules2.2.13RTL2.0 (modules) ftp://ftp.thinkingnerds.com/pub/minirtl/miniRTL2.0_unpacked (unpacked disk) most modules are also in the download-section. new features: www-interface: now finally works with full cgi-bin support offering simple status monitoring web-based command-execution sshd: offering a save replacement for telnet -> ssh tftp -> scp (currently telnet and tftp are still on the disk) minimized Kernel: runtime size is down to 1164K on an 8MB box (4RAM + 4RAMDISK) SMP removed (are embedet SMP systems reality ?? if I can dig up a little more space somewhere I'll put it back in ) removed sysctl (it simply needs too much memory at runtime ) no more support for IDE in the kernel ( everything must be loaded as modules ) devices: cleaned away about everything I could think of in /dev that would not render the box unusable .... now minirtl cleanly will boot on boxes that have no HD in it , the last version would boot ( it had IDE support compiled in) but would only crawl ( /proc/cpuinfo gave me 4 bogo-mips instead of 37.79 as normal linux does ) cleaned up the most scripts and removed some of the things not essential to the system so now there is more space on the RAM-DISK at runtime. any feedback appreciated ! thx nmg *------------------------------------------------------------------------* *THERE {__} Universitaet Wien * *IS oo ) Inst. f. Materialphysik * *LIFE O_ `_-------. Mc Guire Nicholas * *IN (-. ,-\ * *THE || )---< ) [EMAIL PROTECTED] * *NET ! ||| | | privat: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * *------------------------------------------------------------------------* PS: Ceterum censeo WINDOOF delendam esse. --- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscribe rtl <Your_email>" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---- For more information on Real-Time Linux see: http://www.rtlinux.org/~rtlinux/
