Hi Ana,
I don't know exactly from were your problems comes but I think you should
start with a newer Linux release with a native kernel 2.2.*
because differences could be not only in the kernel but also in the
libraries.
I'm actualy working with a RedHat 5.3 and the 1.1 rtl release, and all works
fine.
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 18:45:52 Ana wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I have try to install rtlinux. In fact, I have the RedHat 5.1 Linux
>distribution. Then, I got a new kernel source and the rtlinux patch. I got
>linux-2-2-10 kernel source and beta11 rtlinux patch, which works with this
>linux kernel version. I followed the Till Christian Siering's instructions,
>according to the rt-manual that I found on this web page:
>http://www.rtlinux.org/~rtlinux/ .So, I installed the new kernel and
>rebooted the system.
>Then I try to compile and run some of the examples. I read the readme file.
>This file says that to run the examples I have to compile and boot the
>RT-Kernel. (I suppose that the previous steps have created the new kernel)
>.Then, I have to install the RT_scheduler module and RT_fifo module. So,
>from the rtl directory, I type make and make install. I receive the
>following message:
> Installing modules in /lib/modules/misc
> Installing header in /usr/include/rtlinux
>But, when I type lsmod, the system says that there is no modules installed.
>Actually, the examples do not run. So, I type
>insmod /lib/modules/misc/rtl_fifo.o
>insmod /lib/modules/misc/rtl_sched.o
>After this, the system does not respond and the only way to recover it is
>pushing the reset bottom.
>Could someone help me, please?
>
>Ana.
>
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