Karim Yaghmour wrote:
Hello Cort,
You're somewhat right. There are hardware issues that may be out
of the reach of any software, the PCI stall example is a good
one. On the other, whether RTLinux is running on Alpha, MIPS or
PowerPC, device drivers can still issue the equivalent cli/sti
Hello Bernhard,
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Bernhard Kuhn wrote:
Just adding or modifying code in GPLed files will certainly result in
a "derived work", means it has to be GPL.
please take into account that the kernel has an addition to the GPL:
Hmm. I'm somewhat concerned about an apparent attitude of...
- if the hardware does "X" (e.g., PCI stalls), the software can't do
anything about it
Yet the example of X and "non spec" cards appears to be part of a problem
that a real time developer needs to...
- know about and understand
-
Hi everybody!
First of all, thank you for your input ... makes
things much clearer now!
No legal actions prepared
=
Although there were some roumors and signs,
i am very happy to tell you that neither Victor
nor Paolo intend to do legal actions against
each other:
I've installed RTLinux v3.0 (2.2.18) and everything appears to be
working just fine. However, the
thread_app regression test complains that poll (on fifo) is not
available. It appears to be implemented in the source so I was just
curious if someone might be able to explain it. I'm new to
Hello Linux Realtimers
I have seen some discussion on the problems X Windows causes with
RT scheduling. What are those of you that have abandoned X Windows
altogether using in place of Xfree86?
Thanks all,
Daniel
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Get your FREE
Hi all. Just an fyi, if you want to get the NO LINUX option to
work under the 2.4.1 distribution, you need to modify main/reserve_cpu.c .
The variable "priority" has been changed in the task_struct to "nice" it
seems.
With that change rtl.o will build correctly.
On Monday 19 February 2001 23:41, daniel sheltraw wrote:
Hello Linux Realtimers
I have seen some discussion on the problems X Windows causes with
RT scheduling. What are those of you that have abandoned X Windows
altogether using in place of Xfree86?
svgalib, fbdev, or just plain text, I
