Package: rtlinux
Version: 3.1pre3-2
One of the reasons for using Debian is the lack of messyness when having
everything installed with packages, including kernel images.
For normal kernels, make-kpkg from kernel-package makes a terrific job
at creating new kernel-image packages with friends.
In
Hello,
The way RTLinux works is quite hard to explain in a simple readme or INSTALL.
RTLinux has two parts: 1) a patch to the Linux kernel, and 2) a set of modules
that can be loaded in the patched kernel.
I think that it is not wise to prepare a script to automatically apply the
patch and re
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 12:00:13PM +0100, Ismael Ripoll wrote:
> RTLinux has two parts: 1) a patch to the Linux kernel, and 2) a set of
> modules
> that can be loaded in the patched kernel.
>
> I think that it is not wise to prepare a script to automatically apply the
> patch and recompile the
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 12:00:13PM +0100, Ismael Ripoll wrote:
> The way RTLinux works is quite hard to explain in a simple readme or INSTALL.
Regarding explaining the entire RTLinux in a single document, I
understand the package's complexity and see how it is not possible. That
was not what I mea
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