I was thinking more of an embedded system, with a
sparc core running the show - no need for PCI/SBUS.
Could you indicate to me what the major changes are
over the bog standard linux kernel. I would imagine
some of the assembly stuff is re-written so the RT
process control interrupts, but how many files/lines
of source code have been modified?
Regards,
Richard
--- Cort Dougan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> } Hey,
> } Are there any plans to port RTLinux to the sparc
> } architecture?
> } What would be involved in doing this?
>
> No plans as of yet. There wouldn't be a lot of work
> involved. RTLinux 3.0
> has a pretty good template for ports to other chips.
>
> I'm assuming you mean the newer PCI based sparcs.
> The older SBUS
> based sparc are a nightmare for RTLinux. We looked
> at them some time ago.
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