Stefano Schiavella wrote: > Now I have a new problem.... > I installed rtnet on a pc with a network card supported by the driver > module. > > If I don't remove the slaves ip addresses from the rtnet.conf, when I > start rtnet, my pc crashes as I told you yesterday. >
Did you check for IRQ conflicts as I suggested...? BTW, a non-existent IP in rtnet.conf is not a valid state. You have to provide some. > If I remove the slaves ip addresses I have: > > ./rtnet; line 111: $TDMA_CONFIG: ambiguous redirect > vnic0: unknown interface: No such device > SIOCSIFADDR: No such device > vnic0: unknown interface: No such device > SIOCSIFNETMASK: No such device > Waiting for all slaves... > > Obviuously, first of all I shut down eth0 and remove its driver module... > The non-realtime driver which may have been attached to the card before must be shut down and removed. But if not, you should not suffer from crashes, rather from warnings about non-existing rteth0 or so. Jan
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