> Hello to everybody,
>
> I'm a student doing a final career project and I have two problems when
>
> I work with RTLinux as a non-root user.
> Let me tell you that I have changed insmod, and rmmod priorities, in
> order to allow non-root users to install modules.
>
> The first problem is that when I run a program, this works properly but
> I
> can't see "rtl_printf" messages; even if I do "dmesg" I see nothing.
>
did you turn it on in the rtlinux .config ?
CONFIG_RTL_SLOW_CONSOLE=y
> The second one is that if I start windows interface ("startx") then the
>
> following message appears repeatly when I watch "dmesg" result: "VFS:
> Disk change detected on device ide1(22,0)".
>
That's comming from kde - it has a littl (stupid) applite
that checkig your CDROM all the time to see if you inserted a CDROM
(looks like your CDROM is on the primary slave device /dev/hdb)
thats not related to RTLinux at all.
> Can Anyone point me to a solution ?
>
as a principal request - pleas include
Kernle Version:
Patches:
RTLinux Version:
Distribution in use:
That simplifies things a bit...
hofrat
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