[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Thanks for the quick response. You are welcome, but please do not drop the mailing list from the CC.
> I ended up completely rebuilding > the system so as to better understand what is on the system. > (This is my laptop). I installed OpenSUSE 10.2, downloaded > the latest stable kernel (2.6.20.3), and downloaded Xenomai 2.31. > Installation was a little smoother this time. I did have to select > Core 2 for processor type in order to see the options under Real Time > in the kernel config as 686 wouldnt show them. So, if I use your config and select CONFIG_M686, I should not see the real-time menu in kernel config ? Well, I select CONFIG_M686 (Pentium-Pro) and am still able to select everything in the Real-time submenu. If I select CONFIG_M586 I see a message: "Note: Xenomai conflicts with PC speaker support. (menu Device Drivers/Input device support/Miscellaneous devices)" So, I go in the Device Drivers/Input device support/Miscellaneous devices menu, unselect "PC speaker support", and am still able to see the Real-time subsystem menu again. > TSC and IPIPE were > selected automatically. I built the kernel both with HPET HPET is suspected not to work with Xenomai. But if you do not have a real HPET, this option should be harmless. Check the boot logs to know if the HPET is used. > and SMI work around both enabled and disabled with no change in > performance. Xenomai was built with x86-sep, x86-tsc, and smp. > I did have to edit a couple files in the linux distro after the > patch to add an include reference to ipipe.h as others have had > to do. Could you tell us precisely what reference is missing in what file ? > All built and installed fine. When running I still see the wierd > latencies and for some reason I can not do anything with the network > card. It is detected, and did get a DHCP address and can be pinged > from a remote system. No getting in or out though. I can not tell what network card you have, since you enabled all of them in your kernel configuration. Another usual suspect in such a case is CONFIG_PCI_MSI. Try disabling it and please tell us the outcome. -- Gilles Chanteperdrix _______________________________________________ Xenomai-core mailing list Xenomai-core@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-core