Hi,

> Any hints is highly appreciated.
I suggest to use mbuff resp. rtai_shm which is based on mbuff. You don't need
to reserve memory at boot time for shm. This is done by a technique used in the
bttv driver. You need to load the module and have a syntax like malloc -
additional is a name, so you have a named shm region. If you read the Faq of
mbuff you will find more additional tips & hints (like volatile, ptr etc.)

Regards
Olaf
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