Bret Yen-Ting Lin wrote:
Hi

Please correct if I am wrong. Does the target's /etc directory mean the
PC I am working on and what does it really mean adapt ? This sounds quite

target: PC (or embedded system) RTnet is intended to run on

stupid but I didn't fully understand what that meant so all I did is copy
the tools/rtnet.conf  to  the <sh>/etc. Didn't know what it meant by
adapt, so kind of only opened the file and check whether everything seemed
ok. Is this the way to do ?


adapt: open rtnet.conf with a text editor, read the content and change the parameters which do not fit to your setup

Also note that you will need a second PC with RTnet on it to run a full-featured RTnet network. Or you will have to step back to soft-real-time and use only the RTnet core (real-time socket interface) without RTmac/TDMA and RTcfg. But this, of course, depends on what you are planning to realise with RTnet.

Jan

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