Jan Peters wrote:
> I have a few ignorant questions:
> 
> How can I shutdown the network device which shall become part of the
> RT-network and
>    remove its driver module from the kernel?

Check eg. with "ls -l /sys/class/net/eth0/device/driver/module" which
module is driving eth0 (replace "eth0" with the interface that shall be
shut down), then use rmmod to unload it.

> 
> How do I load required real-time modules?

That depends on the RT extension you use (RTAI or Xenomai). Xenomai
builds all required modules already into the kernel by default, so you
don't have to worry here. For RTAI, check its documentation.

Jan

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