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> Hi all.
>
> I need to do coverage testing on my rtlinux code.
> It seems that it is not possible to use gcov simply compiling modules with
> gcc options "-fprofile-arcs -ftest-coverage"; in fact linking with insmod
> such a module to the kernel, there is an unresolved symbol "__bb_init_func".
>
> Hi
>
> Could someone please explain me why using kmalloc() inside a RTL thread
> make the system hangs, whereas it works fine inside init_module()
> routine !!!
becuase init_module may sleep within an rt-thread thats a problem - use
kmalloc with GFP_ATOMIC and you should be safe (aside off cour
> Hi RTL-Folks,
>
> Does somebody have some answers for the following question?
>
> You have two RTL threads and a global integer variable which is initial
> set to zero.
>
> Thread one will change the global integer variable without the use of
> any synchronisation mechanism to a new value.
> Howdy,
>
> I was wondering if anyone has experience or anything to say on the
> following topics:
>
> 1. Linux 2.4.18 with rtl-3.1 on two disks as RAID-1 with _hardware_ RAID
> controller.
running 2.4.18 with DAC960 on a PI-200 without any problems - did not
notice any specific differences to
> Hi!
>
> Similar problem, too. The compiling process of kernel 2.4.18 works fine on
> my new Redhat 7.3 system. I've patched both RTLinux 3.1 and Linux 2.4.18
> with
> the patch that you sent to the "gearheart" directory under the link.
> After rebooting into RTLinux. The failure message of "
> Greetings...
> I have some test code that sends a fifo message
> from an RTLinux module to a Redhat process, which
> returns it. I find that the routrip time is
> typically around 10 usec, which is fine. But...
> I get periods of time where the roundrip time spikes
> up to 100 msec (note the
>
> when i do "make test"
>
> it is not showing output .then i tinkered the make file changed the
> sleep from 3 to 10, still iam not getting output
>
> then i tried "rtlinux start hello", then it shows the message that hello
> modules is included with all the other rtlinux modules.
>
> and wh
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am new user to RTLinux and I am lookin into its code.I'll be thankful to
> you if anyone can tell me which scheduling algorithm RTLinux uses for
> scheduling the tasks(I mean RM or EDF).I mean how priority has been
> calculated for RT Tasks?
RTLinux uses a fixed priority sch
> Hi,
> This is in continuation with yesterdays question about using
> standard c library header files in rt linux modules. After checking
> from web i came to know that for string functions we can include
> if we are building kernel module.
> The problem is, i have an application
> > Will rtl_no_interrupts(), rtl_restore_interrupts() help
> > me in achieving this atomicity. But if a high priority
> > thread is kicked will the scheduler schedule this high
> > priority thread immediately ?
>
> As far as I know, if interrupts are disabled, the thread can't be kicked.
> Noth
> Hi
> pardon me if the question is repeated.i understand that in general
> standard library functions cannot be used with rtlinux.Does that mean we
> cannot use functions from string.h (like
> strcpy,strcmp,memcpy,memcmp)also.
many string functions are available (some are arch specific) in kerne
> Hi, I want to run a periodic task every 500 us and measure the
> performance of the RTLinux scheduler. I've tried to do this in the
> following way:
>
> I run a RT-task as shown in the code below and print the deviation
> from the previous run to /dev/rtf0. While the task is running I do
> 'cat
> Hi all,
>
> If you have observed one C file schedulers/compat.c is Missing in the
> source code.Actually it provides compatiblity with Old APIs in RT Linux
> version 3.0.Can anybody send me that C file(if it is there in ur source
> code).
>
I assume you mean schedulers/rtl_compat.c - that file
> Hi,
> i have rtlinux 3.0 with me ...
> but i cant find the Lnet or the RTnet in it .
>
> Should i need to enable some settings or should
> i need to download some rpms ???
LNet is part of RTLinux/Pro - if you are interested in that comercial
version of RTLinux contact fsmlabs at [EMAIL PROTEC
> Hi,
> I am doing serial port communication using rtlinux.
> I found that rt_com is very useful .
> But how to pass parameters to rt_com dynamically ?
> that is how to pass parameters to module and
> from there to the rt_com function ?
>
> int init_module(int argc, char *argv[])
> {
>rt_com(
> You were right the pocessor is not a c3 or cII is a ciryx 233 MediaGX
> whith 32 dram and is detected by a mandrake 8.1 distribution as a Geode
> 266Mhz with 60M ram. this will explain why the system hangs up randomly
> how can i change this or should i use another distribution? this have
> also
> hi
> iam running kernel 2.4.4-rtl(it showed while booting)
> then for configuring rtl
> i did "make menuconfig" and selected defaults
> then i compiled with "make" command
> and did "sh scripts/insrtl" to install modules..
> its giving errors like
> Unresolved symbols in rtl.o
> Unresolved sym
> i have been unable to compile a rtlinux kernel under pc104, i also
> couldn't compile a starndart kernel with it. when everything seem to
> work fine an the kernel starts to compile the system hungs up. i've
> tried also a minirtl distribution which works but when i insmod my
> rtmodule gives me
> Hi all,
> How to port into X86 board ?? Where to begin with ?
> Good links / books ??
>
> I am a newbie in rtlinux world .
>
> I have ported it into a floppy minirtl .
>
download the rtlinux-3.1.tar.gz and folow the install instructions in
Installation.txt .
rtlinux-3.1 can be found at:
> i installed rtlinux 3.1(kernel patch 2.4.4) kernel on linux 2.4.4
>
> when i do "sh scripts/insrtl"
>
> the iam getting errors .
> like unresolved symbol..
>
> at the end it (its giving a hint like below)
> "Hint:
> your trying to install a module with out a GPL compatible license
> I have tried to write an experimental simple device driver as follows:
>
a few glitches
* you did not pass pointers to the functions
* you did not supply a release method
(how should the kernel close the device again ??)
* the default name for the cleanup function is cleanup_module
> Hi
>
> Presently we are doing R&D project on RtLinux .
> Please Guide me how to make a floppy bootable image
> for rtLinux.
> I searched the net but i didnt get documentation
> So if u know please send me the Detailed Procedure.
>
If you want to build a floppy image from scratch for Linux or R
> If you don't mind I would like to know what is moderation. If it is a stupid
> question please forgive me.
>
moderation is when all mails get sent to the moderator and are approved by
him/her befor they go out to the list - this means that every mail is viewed
by a human befor sending it out an
HI !
for what reson ever moderation did not work properly - mails were not
going out - so moderation was turned off again (with the consequence of
a garbage flood...). I will be moving the mailing list to use mailman
in the next day or two - anybody that knows mailman and may want to
assist
mail from Mr. Der Herr Hofrat
> about this
>
the announcment was from Victor Yodaiken not me - but its on my list (and
hopfully others too...) so testing of the submited patches (2.4.X,rt_com,psc)
is running and I hope to get some core docs done soon aswell - contributions
to this are most
> Yeah, busy networks are inherently non-real-time. But if you have
> "complete" control over the traffic, it may be possible to place upper
> bounds on things like transmission times (assuming a perfect transport
> layer). Also, it's certainly possible to have a real-time system
> communicating
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> Subject: [rtl] problem in allocating memory in kernel
>
>
> hi,all
>
> In my program, memory (by using kmalloc) is allocated to form a chain
> table in kernel(RTLinux v3.1):
>
> code in kernel:
>
> Hi!
>
> First of all: Thanks for your hints, but...
> I'm using the same ethernet-controller (eepro100) and no frame-buffer
> devices. The problem also occurs in runlevel 1 with no ethernet driver
> loaded. There are no modules except the rtl-ones...
> I'm running no X-windows!
>
> Does a
> Hi all,
>
> I am a newbie for RTLinux, as well as kernel compiling.
>
> I am running linux RH7.2 on SMP machine. I presently have two kernels by
> default - 2.4.7-10 and 2.4.7-10smp. I am going to compile a new one for
> RTLinux, so I downloaded linux 2.4.4. kernel and rtlinux-3.1, followed
> Dear Friends,
> I am sending a mail after a long time. I am facing a problem now. Please
> help me to come out of this.
>
> Environment:
>
> RT-Linux - Version 3.1
> Linux- 2.4.16 with RT patch from contribution
>
> Hardware
>
> Pentium III - 700 MHz
> 128 MB S
>
> Hi:
> I'm a newer to rtlinux. When i have finished installing the rtlinux according
>to the installation.pdf from the ww.fsmlabs.com step by step, i can't load the
>rtlinux modules,
> that is when i input the command -"rtlinux start", system can not detect the
>trl_time.o and just
> I'm trying to install RTLinux over an existing RedHat installation.
>
> I installed egcs-2.90 to use for compilation (instead of the native
> redhat-gcc).
>
> I'd like to know as to what changes need to be made in the Makefile for
> the kernel (/usr/src/Makefile) so as to have the egcs compile
>
> Hi hofrat
> I get an access denied for
>
> ftp://ftp.thinkingnerds.com/pub/projects/nerdcontrol/nerdcontrol.pdf
>
just checked it - perms are 444 on all files and I can download it - could
you try again and drop me a note when you tried if it fails , then I can
check the log files.
thx !
h
> You could have each task set a parallel port bit high during execution and
> set it low again just before it returns. If you can look at all of the bits
> at once using a 4 channel scope or logic analyzer if there are more than 4
> tasks. This would give you a complete picture of what was runn
> Sounds interesting, but:
> rtdaq.tar.bz2 is only readable by root on that server. :(
sorry - fixed
ftp://ftp.fsmlabs.at/pub/rtlinux/contrib/peterw/rtdaq.tar.bz2
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> With a little example, perhaps it could be easier to understand what I want to
> know...
>
> First I'm interested with the RT tasks side.
>
> Imagine, I've 2 tasks :
> - first cyclic task at 10 ms (priority +)
> - second cyclic task at 100 ms (priority -)
>
> If my first task take 8 ms t
> Hello everybody,
>
> How can we know the CPU load taken with the tasks running under RTLinux, and
> if possible, task per task ?
>
You need to explain your concept of CPU-load - do you mean the
Linux non-RT load ? or the RT-side. On the RT-side the issue
is simply, ither there is a RT-task runn
> Hello all.
>
> I am looking for RTLinux drivers for DAQ board Advantech PCI-1712. Comedi
> doesn't support it so I would be very grateful if someone could show me where I
> can find drivers for it.
>
Check out peter wurmsdobler rtdaq drivers for RTLinux - not exactly for
that card but it cont
> Hi all,
>
> I am running RTLinux 3.1 on Linux 2.4.18 (+Gearheart patch) on a Pentium
> 3 933 MHz machine. Running the sample program "measurements" gives me
> numbers I cannot explain:
>
The simple answer is that there are hardware combinations that are not suited
for RT.
> ... start tasks,
HI all !
The patch for psc from Dave i. [EMAIL PROTECTED] to fix the
initialization of sys_ni_syscall and the way hook_free_syscall()
locates the free syscalls. (regression test passes without errors now...)
ftp://ftp.fsmlabs.at/pub/rtlinux/contrib/dave/rtlinux-3.1-2.4.4-psc.patch
thx !
h
> We have developed some networking interface code that works very
> differently from the current stuff in rtlinux. Our code uses the native
> linux networking code and intercepts UDP packets before they come
> to/from a linux process and redirects them to an rtlinux task. The code
> allocate
> > > least 12 bits and PCI bus and RTLinux drivers available.
> >
> > 40Ksamp in 40Ksamp out or 40 per chanel or 40 total throughput ?
>
> 40 per channel
>
> >
> > >
> > > I am thinking of NI PCI-MIO-16E-4 but in the comedi page driver status
> > for this
> > > card is set to:mainly limited
> Hi all,
> has anyone made RTLinux work on LART which is a SA1100 implementation.
> Also, when i insert RTLinux module into the standard Linux kernel, it loads properly
>and works... But after loading RTL, any Linux process if i run causes the system to
>hang and nothing works but a
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Khoa Nguyen wrote:
>
> > I remember reading on the FSMLabs web-site that RTLinux users can start a
> > process in user space _then_ somehow call RTLinux API to make the task
> > real-time and have all of its memory pages locked down. Does anyone know if
> > this feature is
> Hello.
>
> I address the list loking for advice on the purchase of a pair of DAQ boards to
> adquire and release data in RTLinux.
> They should have at least two analog inputs and two analog outputs. They must be
> able to work simultaneously at a rate of at least 40-50kHz. Resolution of at
> l
> Hello Everybody:
>
> I have recently upgraded from RTlinux-3.1 running on Redhat 7.1 to Redhat
> 7.1 with ext3 support. I am facing problem with ext3 file
> system, for its unable to mount all files system like /usr, /etc/ , /var
> ,etc. when trying to load rtlinux-3.1 boot image( rtzImage). I
> I've tried to use Mr. Gearheart's patch for Kernel 2.4.18 and
> rtlinux-3.1, found on ftp.fsmlabs.com/pub/rtlinux/contrib/gearheart/.
> Mostly it went smooth, but I've found strange behaviour. I would like to
> get some information about this.
>
> I've used NI's 8176(PentiumIII-S 1.26GHz, 128MB
> Hello
> I am a student of Mechanical Engineering Department. For driving a controller,
> I need to generate a pulse of about 50Hz frequency. I intend to use rtlinux for
> the same. The problem is that I have to use a PC104 card for generating the
> pulse, so there is a memory restriction of 1
>
> I'm looking at using the Diamond Systems I/O boards (DMM-32-AT for inputs,
> RMM-1612-XT for outputs) on an RTL system. Has anyone written drivers for
> these boards? Can anyone recommend similar boards that might plug into
> RTL a little easier? Thanks.
>
peter wurmsdobler has set up some
> hi everybody..
> iam very new to RTLinux.
>
> Do any one know ..whether there is an open source RTLinux supporting
> Intel's Strong arm processor..If it does exists..where can i get it from??
The IMEC in .be did a RTLinux/GPL strongarm port for V3.0
http://www.imec.be/rtlinux/
success/p
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a Fast A/D Card, which has support
> for RTLinux. Can Anyone point me to such a card ?
>
pleas be a bit more precise about what FAST is and what you want
how many chanels of what bit width etc.
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> hi all
>
> which linux distribution would you choose if you got to compile/use a kernel
> from kernel.org (as you have to when using rtlinux) ?
you might not have to - in fact I patched rtlinux-3.0/3.1 into the SuSE and
RH patched kernels and it worked - but taking a clean kernel from kernel.o
> Hello.
>
> I need to call fft (fast fourier transform) functions in my rtthreads. I found
> in the internet a packet of fft functions called FFTW which I've been using in
> normal linux without any problems. FFTW uses math functions so you must be link
> your programs with -lm, in addition to -
>
> Hello.
>
> I installed RTLinux on my AMDk6 430 MHZ with 128 Mb RAM and up to now I've just
> been probing with the example programs.
> I have tried the hello.c with various thread periods and observed that when I
> try periods of less than 10us my system crashes. Is this a normal limit? Is i
>
> Not much different from doing it under Linux. Your module initialization
> function where you do all the PCI init will look pretty much identical to a
> Linux driver, except that you'll call rtl_request_irq instead of
> request_irq, if you install an interrupt handler. And the RTLinux
>
> Are there any known issues with reading from or
> writing to /proc entries in RTLinux?
>
writing to proc entries is not realy an issue, but reading from them (which generally
is not that good an idea any way) needs some way of synchronizing data, or you get
inconsisten data if the update on
> Hi Brian,
>
> It's better you see the existing PCI device driver in
> /usr/src/linux/drivers/ directory. E.g. PCI ethernet card, you can see how
> to detect the base address, irq, registers, etc.
>
Starting with PCI drivers from the Linux tree is not realy that helpfull I belive, as
the struc
> I solved my RTlinux on MIPS problem. If you may recall I was trying to get
> RTLinux working on an NEC VR4181 processor, but was stopped when I
> discovered there was no released kernel tree for it.
>
> So I spent the last two weeks getting RTAI up and running and it now works
> great, as porte
> Hi,
> Is there a way to use acos() in kernel ?
yup -
statically link libm into your kernel module, check
the examples/fp/Makefile to see how this is done.
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> Dear Mr.
>
> i want to boot my pc without hard or floppy disk ,
> if you have information about how i can do that, plz
> help me.
> my idea is to change the boot option for BIOS and
> switch it to a special address that contain my code
> instead of booting from floppy or hard disk.
>
For boo
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > This is Sreenivasa from Honeywell. I am currently working on RTOE and have
> > to do the performance test of RTOE. That is, the time needed for each API
> > calls. Since the time taken for the execution of the APIs are in
> > micro/nano seconds, I need functions in C which give
> Hi,
> I want to calculate the total execution time of a RTLinux application. Can any
>body suggest about any tool to calculate the execution time.
>
you could compile to assembler code and then add up the individual worst
case cycle times - but that will give you a much wors execution time th
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > > just some ranting: and what if I'd like to use SMP? AFAIK all patches
> > > against 2.4.16 and 2.4.18 are single-processor only...
> >
> > good note - get SMP working again - if you have time to support this it
> > would be great - let me know what you can/want to do and lets
> Parag Shah wrote:
> >
> > hello,
> > did anybody find a solution to the problem of having ext3 for
> > linux 2.4.4. is there a patch available for it?
> > if so, where???
> >
>
> Well I've fully workable RTLinux 2.4.19-pre8
> I'll probably make some annoucement tomorrow
>
> I've bee
> >
> > don't forget that you also need to update your ext2fsprogs aswell.
> >
> > You are probably better off updating your kernel to a 2.4.16/18 if you
> > realy need/want ext3.
> Hi,
> just some ranting: and what if I'd like to use SMP? AFAIK all patches against
> 2.4.16 and 2.4.18 are single-
> My PCI card has two ports. You know they should share the irq
> and ISR in its RTLinux driver and just can use rtl_request_irq once.
> Each port has diffirent kernel space for data to store.
> now I want the ISR to know which port produced the interrupt.
> so that the data can be put into the r
This is your problem.
>
> hello:
> gcc -Wall -nostdlib -L/tmp/glibc-2.0.7/ -lc -O2 -o hello hello.c
it is not finding libgcc so it can't find the _start symbol and other things...
---hello/Makefile---
all:hello
#
# Set this to your glibc-2.0.7 copy or pass it on the command line
#
i
>
> hello,
> did anybody find a solution to the problem of having ext3 for
> linux 2.4.4. is there a patch available for it?
> if so, where???
>
For 2.4.4 you need ext3-0.9.1 but ext3 was experimental for 2.4.4 and I don't know
where the patches are available (search for ext3-2.4-0.9.1 o
>
> Hi, all!
> My English is very poor, perhaps can't express the whole thing clearly, but I will
>try ¡
> I am trying to use the rtlinux in our collecting data project. The OS now used is
>Windows98/NT4.0, Pentium¢ó 667MHz processor, the capture speed desired is 8Mbyte/s,
>interrupt periodic
>
>
> >
> > Does anyone plane RT support for SA-1110 StrongARM processors?
Check out http://www.imec.be/rtlinux for a port done at the IMEC for
rtlinux-3.0
There als is a rtlinuxpro port for the current rtlinuxpro version from fsmlabs.com as
a comercial product with support.
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> Hi,
>
> When you run RT tasks, rtlinux does not seam to adjust the computer time
> , this means that when you have rt tasks running, you can not use
> computer time sinc it is not accurated .
> Example : after one day running , my computer time is 20 minutes late !!!
>
> I would like to know
>
> Hi, All,
>
>
> With reference to booting rtlinux from floppy, there is a small problem that I have
>encountered. My user space application has been developed with glibc 2.1.3, but
>minirtl has version 2.0.7 right? The application runs well on desktop system, but
>gives error: "Segmentati
> We need to do some serial communication with PCI Rs485 card under RTLinux.
> Now I move the driver into the RT-kernel. But I am really confused with something.
> I wish somebody can give me some explanation.
>
> 1.The driver should be used under RTLinux, can I call some kernel funtions
>
HI all!
To get the web-page for RTLinux/GPL cleaned up I would ask all that have
drivers/docs/project-descriptions that they would like to have made available
on rtlinux.org under GPL License to send me these infos/links to get going
again.
For drivers:
Download/Home-page URL
Author:
Org
>
>hi all,
>i am developing a data acquiring program on rtlinux 3.1,and need to tranmit a
>large amount of data between the rt process and non_rt process at high speed,so try
>to find the most efficient way of communication.
>After trying fifo,mbuff and share memory pool (putting a
> Hello,
>
> I am working on a project in which I must use RTLinux as real time support to
> implement a modem. I have already made a program working on "normal" linux
> which simulates the process and now I must port it to RTLinux. I will use
> dac/adc boards to get data in and out the pc. Th
>
> hi all
>
> I have been trying to put minirtl-3.0 on floppy. For that I have followed steps to
>put an OS on floppy. fine.
> But the application that i want to put up on floppy along with the OS requires 7
>FIFOs.
> So for that matter i have tried modifying the root.rtldev.mk ( under confi
>
> Greetings all,
> I am a recent college grad with a new job and have been assigned to write
> a
> driver for a frame grabber that must meet certain real-time constraints.
> Since I
> have only a basic understanding of how all this stuff works, I have a few
> questions
> for the experts.
>
> Hi,
>
> I am wondering if some one out there can give me some help. I have problems
> with the Ethernet card after I upgrade kernel from 2.2.14-5.0 to 2.2.19 for
> RedHat-6.2. My Ethernet card is 3Com 3C905B.
>
> 1). if I boot to kernel-2.2.14-5.0, using ifconfig, I can see the eth0, lo.
>
> Hi,
> Is there any system call in RTLinux which can show the memory status (memory used
>by an application, and the amount of memory free) in kernel space ?
>
>
not directly - but as we are allocating all memory resources
in linux kernel context it updates the internal memory
information so
>
> Hi All,
>Iam a absolute newbie to rtlinux. I have downloaded the prepatched
> RTLinux kernel 2.4 from fsmlabs.com and when I try to build it I get the
> following errors
>
> checksum.S:238 badly punctuated parameter list in #define
> checksum.S:244 badly punctuated parameter list in #def
> I found that the rtl_hard_enable_irq() has no problem.
> because if i use like bottom .. it won't crash.
>
> It's a module counting received interrupts. When it got 4 interrupts,
> append it to linux.
>
Are you shure that this works ??
If it does you have very tolerant hardware...
>
> 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 t
> I am trying to port RTLinux 3.1 to a PowerPC Force CPCI-680 board.
> I am using MVista HardHat Linux that I have patched to
> version level 2.2.19. This Linux has a configuration
> for the 680 board. My development environment is a
> Mac running Yellow Dog Linux 2.0.
>
> Now the problem: No
> Hi...
>
> Im new to trl.
> Could someone explain the differences between the patches from these
> people?
>
they simply were worked on independantly, pleas test them and report any
problems you find to the authors and the list.
currently it looks like they both do quite the same as both 2.4.18
>
> hello , everyone
>
> i wonder to know is there anyone use
> the rtl_hard_enable_irq() successfully
> in a realtime ISR handling interrupts from
> an ethernet card ?
>
could you post a bit of additional info
What NIC ?
code sample of the interrupt handler
also a bit more d
>
>
>
> Are there any plans for an SMP patch?
>
plans... - but first we need UP cleaned up for 2.4.16/18
and then one can go for SMP - if you want to dig into that
let me know so that one can coordinate efforts.
Currently we need to get LOCAL_APIC working on UP to have that
clean.
hofrat
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>
> Hello
> Since I know the rtlinux interrupt handler will execute with interrupt disabled,
> i traced the source code rtl_core.c and found that the do_IRQ function will be
>replaced
> with the rtl_intercept function while loading the rtl.o module .
>
> There's one thing conf
Hi !
there was a permissions problem on rtlinux.org so
one could not download Todd Gearheart patch - that
should be solved now. Find it at
ftp://ftp.rtlinux.org/pub/rtlinux/gearheart/
Rippols Patch can be found at
http://bernia.disca.upv.es/rtportal/apps/upgrades/
Ulli Hochholdinger p
> Thanks,
>
> Out of interest what do you mean by gcc specific "fix up" files.
Gcc does some "black magic" with libgcc, I don't realy know what and I
only refere to infos I have found about gcc - not that I could explain it
you might want to ask on the gcc-help mailing list.
> Also, can someon
> Hi !
> Please help me in this matter .
> I installed RTlinux-3.1 on linux kernel-2.4.4 .
>
> 1.first i installed REDHAT 7.1 on my x86 pc.
> 2.I created a new dir. at /usr/src as rtlinux.
> 3. i copied linux-kernel.2.4.4.tar and rtlinux-3.1.tar to /usr/src/rtlinux
> and i untared
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've been having trouble building on our local RTLinux machine for use on miniRTL
>and hoped someone could help. Let me explain...
>
> During execution I find the program is executed in listed sequence irrespective of
>the main function - if a function is listed above main
> I'm a bit new to RT programming and found this link to OpenRTL. I've read the
> doc ( as much as possible ) but still have a very
> general question.
>
> Suppose the following:
> [1] I purchase the OpenRTL/GPL for $50.
> [2] Get it installed, etc, etc, etc.
> [3] Can I think create, compile, a
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to build rtl3.1 against the pucker 2.4.18 kernel
> on a RH7.2 system non-smp athlon - the patches applied cleanly but
> the kernel complie fails with unresolved 'atomic_dec_lock' symbol !
>
> Has anyone seen/fixed this problem || am I doing somthing stupid? what?
>
there are
> Hi,
>
> Has anybody got any idea, how to flush or clean RT-FIFO.
>
from within an rt-thread:
rtf_flush(FIFO_NR);
hofrat
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> In an attempt to improve the responsiveness of my supervisory
> conventional Linux process, I compile the conventional Linux kernel with
> 1000 HZ time slices and run a ITIMMER_REAL interval timer / signal
Basically thats ok to do but just be aware, that this can break some drivers !
So if s
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