>From: gopi ratnakaram Sent: Friday, April
>24, 2020 3:44 PM
>
>Dear Fino,
>
>After doing all of the steps mentioned in the following link,
>https://github.com/intel/linux-stable-xenomai/wiki/Guide-
>the following error I am getting during testing on my C246P chipset based
>industrial
Dear Fino,
After doing all of the steps mentioned in the following link,
https://github.com/intel/linux-stable-xenomai/wiki/Guide-
the following error I am getting during testing on my C246P chipset based
industrial motherboard loaded with Ubuntu18.04.
$ sudo /opt/xenomai-3.1/bin/latency
>
>Thank you for your email response Fino.
>
>Maybe due to 4.9.* is too far away from Ubuntu 1804's original kernel; What
>will be the issue in this case? Due to any hardware
>driver dependency causing this issue?
>
>We make this repo for convenience, Kernel version is 4.19.59 with some Intel
Thank you for your email response Fino.
Maybe due to 4.9.* is too far away from Ubuntu 1804's original kernel;
*What will be the issue in this case? Due to any hardware driver dependency
causing this issue?*
We make this repo for convenience, Kernel version is 4.19.59 with some
Intel BSP
>
>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
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
