Teresa Noviello wrote: > On 3/3/06, Jan Kiszka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Teresa Noviello wrote: >>> I have installed rtnet (latest version on SVN server, with the command >> "svn >>> checkout http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/rtnet/trunk") on slackware >> 9.0, >>> kernel 2.6.10, rtai-3.3. >>> I' ve done make && make install and i've done mknod of /dev/rtnet as the >>> README file says. >>> On this system, i have got two network adapters, Intel 10/100. >>> Then i've done >>> >>> 'ifconfig eth0 down' >>> 'ifconfig eth1 down' >>> 'rmmod eepro100' (network module)' >>> >>> then in /usr/realtime/modules >>> >>> 'insmod ./rtai_hal.ko' >>> 'insmod ./rtai_ksched.ko' >>> 'insmod ./rtai_sem.ko' >>> 'insmod ./rtai_rtdm.ko' >>> >>> then i've modified my /usr/local/rtnet/etc/rtnet.conf with: >>> >>> RT_LOOPBACK="yes" >>> RTCAP="no" >>> STAGE_2_RG="" >>> STAGE_2_DST="" >>> STAGE_2_CMDS="" >>> RT_DRIVER="rt_eepro100" >>> IPADDR="10.0.0.1" >>> NETMASK="255.255.255.0" >>> TDMA_MODE="master" >>> TDMA_SLAVES="10.0.0.2" >>> TDMA_CYCLE="5000" >>> TDMA_OFFSET="200" >>> >>> when i do in /usr/local/rtnet/sbin >>> >>> ./rtnet start, i have >>> >>> "Waiting for all slaves..." >>> >>> and in >>> >>> dmesg: >>> RTnet: unknown layer-3 protocol >> Hmm, not an isolated network for RTnet? Ok for testing, but likely not >> for production purposes. > > > I have an hub for the links from eth0 and eth1 that links to internet. > Now that i've read this comment i've unlink from internet the hub... > It's the same... > i do not have the message "RTnet: unknown layer-3 protocol" in dmesg, but > still i'm not able to configure eth1. > > > There is no problem (except for the isolation issue), you now have to >> start the slave with an appropriate rtnet.conf file. >> >> Jan > > > > i'm not sure i've understood, well: > "the slave IS the eth1?". > > If the slave IS not eth1, WHAT is it? > > and in any case, how can i configure the slave?
The slave has to be on a second machine. Install RTnet on that one as well and configure IPADDR=10.0.0.2 and TDMA_MODE=slave. > > I'm sorry for all these questions, but really the documentation isn't > exaustive ... > Already looked at this diagram? http://www.rts.uni-hannover.de/rtnet/doc.html Already browsed the Documentation folder in the source code or read one of the articles? You first need a basic understanding of the network structure, but then the existing documentation should provide a lot of details. Anyway, we may have failed to state the "obvious" facts, feel free to come up with suggestions what should be explained differently. Jan
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