Thanks for replying.
So is it worth the $50 to get the CD? This distribution seems to be
spread out a bit on the ftp server and having a CD with everything
included could be a bit handy. Something else I may be faced with
is a machine that may or may not be connected to the Internet nor
a bootable CD drive. If the OpenRTL installation comes with a floppy
boot disk that loads the appropriate CD rom drivers that would be ideal.
Thanks,
Bill
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Subject: Re: [rtl] OpenRTLLinux and miniRTL
Der Herr Hofrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Please respond to rtl <font size=-1></font>
> 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, and build modules for use with miniRTL? I
> guess the general question
> really boils down to, " Is the kernal in OpenRTL compatible with the
one
> in miniRTL? "
The kernel yes (if you applie the minirtl related patches
for initrd and untar) - for user space apps you need to
build against glibc-2.0.7 - this makes sense only if you
realy need the floppy size image .
> My intention is to build and test modules on OpenRTL and then once
> succesful move them to
> a miniRTL environment.
for kernel modules that's the way to do it.
hofrat
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