Re: [rtl] hardware problems with RTAI ?

David Olofson schrieb: On Tuesday 20 March 2001 10:37, Erwin Rol wrote: The low latency ppl also warm against using the linux framebuffer drivers, although they don't have hardrealtime so this warning might not be of importance for RTAI. Right; Linux/lowlatency relies on the Linux

Re: [rtl] Advice -- C++ Integrated Development Environment and RT Linux

Hi Janet, you might want to take a look at www.hotfeet.ch/~gemi/LDT/ for an overview. After a comparable decision process I'm finally happy with kDevelop (www.kdevelop.org) and not one of the big commercial packages (like Sniff or C-Forge). But your criteria might be different. Cheers Wilken

[rtl] RTNET / Linux Trace Toolkit

Hi Karim, your LTT is really great stuff. I've successfully set up your TracePackage-0.9.3 with the latest RTAI version 1.5 (1). Beside a minor glitch (2) which I found in your package it required some changes in the rtai patch. Because there might be some interest in the RTAI community I

Re: [rtl] RTAI install

unfortunately was left unanswered) to this statement, which I assumed to be true but which appearently is contradicted by my observations: Wilken Boie wrote: Hallo RTAIers, it seems kind of strange, but each time I use ppp (for internet access, over a serial port and an external ISDN

Re: [rtl] tcp-ip commands in rt modules

David Schleef schrieb: On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 04:13:03PM +0200, Wilken Boie wrote: If you _do_ need it from the RT side you could look at this package ftp://ftp.lineoisg.com/pub/rtnet/rtnet-0.9.0.tgz). It is restricted though in serveral ways (e.g. support for UDP only

Re: [rtl] tcp-ip commands in rt modules

Troy Davis wrote: Hello- I am interested in doing a tcp-ip interface in an rtlinux module using threads. Does anyone know of a good resource or know how to go about doing this? I believe the standard libraries of connect, accept, bind, etc. will not work in kernel space. I'm

Re: [rtl] Networking in realtime? Trying low latency...

, e.g. network related) and soft realtime (wich just turned out to be too slow). I may well be wrong, but I understand that RTAIS's LXRT would suffer from the same problem: either I am in (restricted) hard realtime or encounter (unacceptable) latencies while in soft realtime. Wilken Wilken

Re: [rtl] generating random numbers

Adi Sudewa schrieb: Hi all, how to generate random integers from within real-time thread. I need to generate random numbers so my simulation can be unpredictable. It is not cool to have a train running with 20.00 m/s speed all the time so I'd like to have the speed fluctuate round 20.00

[rtl] rtai_sched interferes with ppp ???

with standard driver irq 14 RTAI: both 1.1 (from http://www.timesys.com RT package) and 1.3 Linux: 2.2.14 The kernel config is probably to lenghty to report here. So I would be very happy if somebody could give me a hint about what to try or look for. Thank you very much Wilken Boie -- [rtl

[rtl] Networking in realtime? Oh no, not again...

. Thanks a lot Wilken Boie -- [rtl] --- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe rtl" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR echo "unsubscribe rtl Your_email" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- For more information on Real-Time Linux see: http://www.rtlinux.org/rtlinux/