Hello John,
On 19 Sep 2000, at 8:03, Sotack, John wrote:
> Although I am relatively new to Linux I have been involved in Real Time SW
> development for years. I am interested in getting started with RTAI Linux
> and there seems to be more than one path to doing this.
> [...]
> In short, what is the best path for a Linux new comer (Real Time old timer)
> to get up and running quickly and have a quality implementation>
Although being Linux-Realtime newcomers and Realtime newcomers
in addition, we used the patches available at www.rtai.org (RTAI
1.3). We got (almost) no problems installing our real-time system
(SuSE 6.4; Kernel 2.2.14) and getting it working. So I see no
difficulties in using the original RTAI-patches from www.rtai.org .
Remeber that the patches for RTAI 1.3 won't work with the modified
SuSE-Kernel 2.2.14. So you have to install an original 2.2.14-Kernel
before patching. Since the original-kernel is provided within the
SuSE-distribution, too, this will be no problem, either.
Greetings
Arne Linder
Dipl.-Ing. Arne Linder
Labor fuer elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe
Fachbereich 13
Bergische Universitaet - Gesamthochschule Wuppertal
D-42097 Wuppertal
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