Re: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

On Wed, 08 Mar 2000, Der Herr Hofrat wrote: > > > > > I am trying to determine whether some flavor of RT Linux is suitable for > > > my application. Target is based on the AMD Elan chip (x86 system), <1mB > > > pgm memory and flash storage (<4MB). Will use PPP to support online > > > target manag

Re: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

> > > I am trying to determine whether some flavor of RT Linux is suitable for > > my application. Target is based on the AMD Elan chip (x86 system), <1mB > > pgm memory and flash storage (<4MB). Will use PPP to support online > > target management via SNMP (MIB-based) or WWW (Server based). RT >

[rtl] license issue:

We plan to use rtlinux and gtk-- for the GUI. There is GNU LPGL attached to both. Does that mean I have to release the source code and make sure I don't charge anything for the software I devolope? Thanks Andrew - Original Message - From: Phil Wilshire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Thomas Esc

Re: [rtl] accessing device driver from user space

Has anyone heard of errno? or perror()? Try using those. They are there to explain 'Why?' On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Phil Wilshire wrote: > Thomas Eschenbacher wrote: > > > > Hallo, > > > > is there any simple way to access an RT device driver from user space? > > > > My problem is that we have a

Re: [rtl] accessing device driver from user space

Thomas Eschenbacher wrote: > > Hallo, > > is there any simple way to access an RT device driver from user space? > > My problem is that we have a C library that has to access a serial ports > /dev/ttyS0 through the "rt_com" driver. > > I use rtlinux-2.2, kernel-2.2.14/i386 and the rt_com-0.4.

Re: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

at my place of employment, we are using PPC and AMD. being that i work with the PPC, i can tell you that the Linux kernel alone is about 400K on average. i believe similar is true for the AMD kernels. This is NOT RTLinux, mind you, but is most certainly embedded. hope that was helpful. Jeff S

[rtl] rtl-digest

HI all ! after an intensive fight with sendmail and majordomo , the rtl-digest is up and running , so for those of you that prefere to get digests ,send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with subscribe rtl-digest YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS in the body of the mail. thx hofrat *-

Re: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

Hi Dyd, For footprint, read size. Dave's trying to work out how small you can make a viable Linux system. Incidentally we have delivered x86 systems for the last year that can boot and run RT applications from a floppy sized image in less than 8 Megs of RAM. I think this could be reduced furth

Re: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

dyd wrote: > > Hi, all > > My native language is not English, so I don't know the exact mean of footprint. > Anybody can help mean, thx a lot. > > Dyd Footprint My understanding... Size required for Ram memory and Rom memory to produce a running kernel with some basic services. Others please

Re: [rtl] RT-Linux applicable to robot control?

> "Hwang, Do-sik" wrote: > > Hello. > > I am a research scientist on Robot Center and plan to make > a robot-control system using > Real-Time Linux for real-time controlling. > If you have some information about the control of robot using rt-linux > for a reat-time control, I hope you may give m

Re: [rtl] (off topic) CAN interface

Hi, check out this URL for a standard CAN API that is widely used for CAN embedded applications (GPL): http://www.microcontrol.net/CANpie Regards, Uwe MicroControl GmbH & Co. KG Josef-Kitz-Str. 9, D-53840 Troisdorf Tel: +49-2241-978493 Fax: +49-2241-

[rtl] accessing device driver from user space

Hallo, is there any simple way to access an RT device driver from user space? My problem is that we have a C library that has to access a serial ports /dev/ttyS0 through the "rt_com" driver. I use rtlinux-2.2, kernel-2.2.14/i386 and the rt_com-0.4. The kernel, modules and examples work fine, ev

Re: [rtl] (off topic) CAN interface

Try the CANaerospace driver to start: http://www.mstock.com/can.htm The source code is freely available for CANaerospace. Any CANBus interface card will work with the CANaerospace driver. - Kal. Gordan Sikic wrote: > > Kulwinder Atwal wrote: > > > > Are you looking for a CANbus driver, or in

Re: [rtl] RT-Linux applicable to robot control?

> Hwang, Do-sik wrote: > > Hello. > > I am a research scientist on Robot Center and plan to make > a robot-control system using > Real-Time Linux for real-time controlling. > If you have some information about the control of robot using rt-linux > for a reat-time control, I hope you may give me

[rtl] hrtime_t to string

How can I convert hrtime_t (long long) to string object?. Thank you in advance. -- Ivan Martinez (Rodriguez) Bch in Computer Science - MSc student http://www.student.dtu.dk/~u990873 "Got fabes?" -- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscr

RE: [rtl] RTLinux footprint

Hi, all My native language is not English, so I don't know the exact mean of footprint. Anybody can help mean, thx a lot. Dyd -Original Message- From: Dave Chase [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 10:38 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:[rtl] RTLinu