Kent A. Reed wrote: > I was just hopeful because of your last line "No RTAI so far, but that > might come soon." > Well, Torsten Koschorrek tells me he is STILL working on the port. Must have been WAY harder than he originally thought. I would have expected that the BeagleBoard has such wide application that RTAI would have wanted to make a port available for it. I have used the original BeagleBoard in one project, and it was really great. It is a signal multiplexer to go in an area that becomes inaccessible when equipment is running. It allows the operators to remotely check on equipment in that room. I created a TCP server, it is a single file of C code about two pages long, and is started as a service in the /etc/init.d files. The ease of setting up the TCP server was really mind-boggling. > I found another hopeful sign just this morning. At > http://sourceforge.net/project/rtai-cortex/files/ there is a new file > linux-2.6.20.13-5b27ed7.patch.bz2 (667.9kB) dated 2012-01-13. That's > less than two weeks ago! > Yes, he's still picking away, but I have no idea how much closer it might be.
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