rtl_printf in RTL2.1 (available at ftp://fsmlabs.com/pub/rtlinux/v2),
and the upcoming RTL2.2 (to be released today or early tomorrow) by default
writes to the system log, so you don't have to be at the console anymore.
You can use dmesg and/or tail /var/log/messages (depending on how you configured
syslogd) to view rtl_printf output.
Michael.
Pfistner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> It's the same for me.
> I have a different machine and can't imagine why it should be machine
> dependend --- so long as it's the same i364 architecture.
>
> Norbert
>
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> Hi,
>
> I have install rt-linux on a second machine and I have a problem with the
> rtl_printf function. At the compilation time, all works fine but this
> function produce exactly nothing in the Konsole. I have test all examples
> on the rtl directory and the examples give all the same thing.
>
> I must fixe it as soon as possible to debug the rest of the program!
>
> I run rtl v2.0 prepatched on redhat (2.2.13). My computer is a P100 with 64
> RAM and a ATI Mach64 video board.
>
> I also look for a example of shared memory with mbuff-0.6.4 between a
> pthreat and a linux application. Where can I find this?
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Stephane Bouchard
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