On 19.04.20 15:18, 孙世龙 via Xenomai wrote:
Hi，
Could anybody tell me the functions of the system heap and the
shared heap
whose capacity can be aquired from /proc/xenmai/heap.
I mean what the heaps meationed above are used for.
I think the Kconfig help tells their stories.
Jan
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On 20.04.20 06:49, 孙世龙 via Xenomai wrote:
Hi,
I wonder what “apc” stands for?
There are some fileds named start with "apc" in struct
cobalt_pipeline.
For instance, "apc_virq"、" apc_map"、" apc_table".
For your convenience, I listed the struct mentioned in this
Hi,
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 7:30 AM smpd support via Xenomai
wrote:
>
> Thank you for your reply.
>
> * Linux 4.19.81 (Raspberry pi github repos)
> * ipipe-core-4.19.55-arm64-4.patch
> * Xenomai-3.1-rc3
>
> When I build with arm64 and run it on a Raspberry Pi 3,
> mmap fails when I run
>
>Dear team members,
>
>I tried installing the Xenomai patch on live USB loaded with Ubuntu 18.04.
>I have patched kernel version 4.9.38 and tried to boot the Xenomai patched
>one. When I try to boot my motherboard it is
>unable to boot. Can I install the Xenomai patch on Live USB? What is
Hi,
I wonder what “apc” stands for?
There are some fileds named start with "apc" in struct
cobalt_pipeline.
For instance, "apc_virq"、" apc_map"、" apc_table".
For your convenience, I listed the struct mentioned in this email.
struct cobalt_pipeline {
struct
Dear team members,
I tried installing the Xenomai patch on live USB loaded with Ubuntu 18.04.
I have patched kernel version 4.9.38 and tried to boot the Xenomai patched
one. When I try to boot my motherboard it is unable to boot. Can I install
the Xenomai patch on Live USB? What is causing this
Hi，
Could anybody tell me the functions of the system heap and the
shared heap
whose capacity can be aquired from /proc/xenmai/heap.
I mean what the heaps meationed above are used for.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks a lot.
On 17.04.20 10:35, Norbert Lange via Xenomai wrote:
A header uses the off64_t which is only conditionally available,
causing compile failures.
The macro might be necessary to compile cobalt libraries,
but should not be needed for software depending on them.
Signed-off-by: Norbert Lange
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Hello all,
My goal is to use RTDM SPI driver with Raspberry Pi 3B. I have built Xenomai
3.0.8 on Linux 4.9.80 with Real-time SPI support enabled as a module.
Afterwards I have edited device-tree file (bcm2710-rpi-3-b.dtb) to add support
to spi driver. I also enabled SPI inside /boot/config.txt
