Re: [rtl] /dev/rtf?? via network connection ??

I think nc should be able to do what you want. ie nc -L -p 4001 > /dev/rtf3 would do the trick. Personally I like to have inetd do all the hard work for me. Start with a shell script - #!/bin/sh -e cat /dev/rtf3 place it in /usr/sbin & chmod +x it add an entry to /etc/services add an entry

Re: [rtl] /dev/rtf?? via network connection ??

> Hi there, > > I try to access the /def/rtf??'s via the network (wireless) using nfs > (standart settings) this seems not to work. :(, means I can't open the > device. > > Is this possible at all, and if so how??? since I need to write to the > remote rtfs as well someting like netcat isn't eno

Re: [rtl] /dev/rtf?? via network connection ??

Hi Martin, Monday, January 22, 2001, 4:01:45 PM, you wrote: MS> Hi there, MS> I try to access the /def/rtf??'s via the network (wireless) using nfs MS> (standart settings) this seems not to work. :(, means I can't open the MS> device. MS> Is this possible at all, and if so how??? since I need

Re: [rtl] network programming

I have tried to use the rtlinux headers: linux/socket.h linux/netdevice.h etc although it compiles fine when it comes to load the module to the kernel, all the functions used (socket, atoi, setsocket, etc) are unresolved. Checking the header files I realised that this functions are not defined the

[rtl] C++ and pthread problem

Hello, I wrote a small class as wrapper for the rtl pthreads functions. All that works fine only on remove module time the system is frozen. Maybee delete_pthread_np is the wrong way ?? Attached the source. Thanks Olaf /* -*- C++ -*- *** * $Id

[rtl] /dev/rtf?? via network connection ??

Hi there, I try to access the /def/rtf??'s via the network (wireless) using nfs (standart settings) this seems not to work. :(, means I can't open the device. Is this possible at all, and if so how??? since I need to write to the remote rtfs as well someting like netcat isn't enough greetings m

Re: [rtl] Benchmarking RTLinux

> Hi all, > > I am currently evaluating free real time distributions for Linux and would > like to know if anyone knows of some source code that can benchmark RT > Linux in terms of latencies, context switches, process response times, > interrupt dispatch time, network performance (especially

[rtl] Benchmarking RTLinux

Hi all, I am currently evaluating free real time distributions for Linux and would like to know if anyone knows of some source code that can benchmark RT Linux in terms of latencies, context switches, process response times, interrupt dispatch time, network performance (especially)..etc.