> 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 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 ???
karthik bala guru
Missed your favourite TV serial last night
Hi,
Iam using a linux 2.4 system with RTLinux-3.1 on top of it. I need a
real time networking support for the system. I sought for RTnet, but the
latest version of RTNet (rtnet-0.9.1) that I could get, supports
Linux-2.2.14 and RTLinux-2.3 only.
Since I need ATM NIC support for my system
on 21.09.2000 someone wrote to the RTL-mailing-list (and got no response:-()
> Hello, using rtnet I encounter the following problem:
> After a certain time I get lots of the errormessage: kfree_rtskb() skb=NULL
> When reload the card driver and the rtnet module the error message
> disappears but
"Jennings, Richard R" wrote:
>
> Greetings all,
> I have been able to get RTnet version 0.9.0 up and running
> with one exception. The full realtime network rt_echo_client
> module gets the following error even after doing the "route
> solicit" as shown in the docs:
>
> rt_ip_route_output() rou
Greetings all,
I have been able to get RTnet version 0.9.0 up and running
with one exception. The full realtime network rt_echo_client
module gets the following error even after doing the "route
solicit" as shown in the docs:
rt_ip_route_output() route not found daddr=010215ac saddr= oif
(val > 0xff)
return (0);
val |= (parts[0] << 24) | (parts[1] << 16) | (parts[2] << 8);
break;
}
if (addr)
addr->s_addr = htonl(val);
return (1);
}
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On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 05:05:38PM +0900, Randolph Lee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Currently I'm working on a project using RT Linux for networking. I'm using
> Rtnet V0.9.0. I was wondering if there is an RT function that is similar to
> inet_addr or inet_aton (in arpa/inet.h).
>
You can use the func
Hello,
Currently I'm working on a project using RT Linux for networking. I'm using
Rtnet V0.9.0. I was wondering if there is an RT function that is similar to
inet_addr or inet_aton (in arpa/inet.h).
Thanks,
Randolph
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On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 03:19:28PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hi,
>
> I have to use an embedded Pc, a MOPSlcd4. I did the whole development
> (of a rtp sniffer) on a normal PC as well as the tests. Then, the
> precision of paquet arrival time is acccurate within the microseconds
> (on n
hello,
i have installed RTnet on RTLinux 2.3. it seems ok. but i don't really
understand what does rtnet over RTlinux and linux? could someone
explain, or better, draw the different elements of the whole system:
linux kernel, rtlinux kernel, drivers, scheduler, rt tasks, normal
tasks, ... or
hi,
I have to use an embedded Pc, a MOPSlcd4. I did the whole development
(of a rtp sniffer) on a normal PC as well as the tests. Then, the
precision of paquet arrival time is acccurate within the microseconds
(on normal PC). after that i did the same (with exactly same
application) on the em
hi all,
I'd like to install rtnet and make it work. my configuration:
pentium 133 64 ram netcard 3c590. linux red hat 6.2 (kernel 2.2.14),
rtlinux 2.3. everything is fine.
what are the steps to make rtnet working??
how do i test if rtnet works fine??
thanks
regards
sylvain
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hello all,
i am trying to use rtnet to get hard real time monitoring. i have
installed it with no error at all. however it seems to work only with 3
kinds of network cards. is this right. i do have a 3C5098. will it work?
what do i have to do otherwise?? change the card??
another question:
John Lloyd wrote:
>
> I am trying to run the rtifconfig script from rtnet-0.9.0 under
> rtai-2.2.16-ert and the script complains that no /dev/rtnet exists which
> is good since no device is present on my system. What is the proper
> mknod for this device?
crw-r--r--1 root root 10, 2
I am trying to run the rtifconfig script from rtnet-0.9.0 under
rtai-2.2.16-ert and the script complains that no /dev/rtnet exists which
is good since no device is present on my system. What is the proper
mknod for this device?
All modules rtnet, 3c59x_rt_old, etc load correctly and I can use th
Hi Karim,
your LTT is really great stuff. I've successfully set up
your TracePackage-0.9.3 with the latest RTAI version 1.5 (1).
Beside a minor glitch (2) which I found in your package
it required some changes in the rtai patch.
Because there might be some interest in the RTAI community
I app
Karim Yaghmour wrote:
>
> Hello Vasili,
>
> It's actually not that much of a problem. Thing is ... there was a bug in
> the do_gettimeofday routine with the way 1.3 worked, so my patch included
> the fix. With 1.4, the fix is part of the standard patch.
>
> I've attached the updated patch for 1
Karim Yaghmour wrote:
>
> Hello Vasili,
>
> It's actually not that much of a problem. Thing is ... there was a bug in
> the do_gettimeofday routine with the way 1.3 worked, so my patch included
> the fix. With 1.4, the fix is part of the standard patch.
>
> I've attached the updated patch for 1
Hello Vasili,
It's actually not that much of a problem. Thing is ... there was a bug in
the do_gettimeofday routine with the way 1.3 worked, so my patch included
the fix. With 1.4, the fix is part of the standard patch.
I've attached the updated patch for 1.4 and I'll put it on the project's
we
Vasili Goutas wrote:
>
> Karim Yaghmour wrote:
> >
> > Hello Vasili,
> >
> > I've used the 22.2.4 stuff to patch over RTAI 1.4. The patch utility complains
> > a little, but it successfully applies the patch. I haven't compiled the result,
> > but it should work without a problem. Also, I haven't
Joachim Herb wrote:
>
> Joachim Herb wrote:
> > - In your package TracePackage-0.9.3.tgz you included patches named:
> > patch-ltt-rtai-22.2.4-000822 and
> > patch-ltt-linux-2.2.16-with-rtai-22.2.4-000822
> > As there is no RTAI-22.2.4 on the RTAI website, and the version of RTAI
> > for the linu
Karim Yaghmour wrote:
>
> Hello Vasili,
>
> I've used the 22.2.4 stuff to patch over RTAI 1.4. The patch utility complains
> a little, but it successfully applies the patch. I haven't compiled the result,
> but it should work without a problem. Also, I haven't tried patching the related
> kernel
Hello Vasili,
I've used the 22.2.4 stuff to patch over RTAI 1.4. The patch utility complains
a little, but it successfully applies the patch. I haven't compiled the result,
but it should work without a problem. Also, I haven't tried patching the related
kernel source, but that shouldn't be a pro
Joachim Herb wrote:
>
> Joachim Herb wrote:
> > - In your package TracePackage-0.9.3.tgz you included patches named:
> > patch-ltt-rtai-22.2.4-000822 and
> > patch-ltt-linux-2.2.16-with-rtai-22.2.4-000822
> > As there is no RTAI-22.2.4 on the RTAI website, and the version of RTAI
> > for the linu
Wed, 20 Sep 2000 David Schleef wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 12:06:47PM +0200, Joachim Herb wrote:
> > Hello Karim,
> >
> > after reading your mail about the use of the LTT together with the RTNET
> > module, I would like to ask you some questions:
> >
> > - You wrote that the response time i
Joachim Herb wrote:
> - In your package TracePackage-0.9.3.tgz you included patches named:
> patch-ltt-rtai-22.2.4-000822 and
> patch-ltt-linux-2.2.16-with-rtai-22.2.4-000822
> As there is no RTAI-22.2.4 on the RTAI website, and the version of RTAI
> for the linux kernel version 2.2.16 is RTAI-1.4
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 12:06:47PM +0200, Joachim Herb wrote:
> Hello Karim,
>
> after reading your mail about the use of the LTT together with the RTNET
> module, I would like to ask you some questions:
>
> - You wrote that the response time is <=65 microseconds. What is the
> maximal throughpu
Hello Karim,
after reading your mail about the use of the LTT together with the RTNET
module, I would like to ask you some questions:
- You wrote that the response time is <=65 microseconds. What is the
maximal throughput over the ethernet connection? What is the maximal packet size?
Is this the
After a long period of continued improvements and bug fixing, I'm
happy to announce the availability of RTnet, developed by Lineo
ISG (formerly Zentropix).
RTnet is a modification of the existing Linux networking subsystem to
provide real-time performance for sending and receiving packets over
s
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