RT + comedi (dual boot ubuntu 9.10/debian 7.0)
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Thanks Martin K, I'll try that.
Quoted 61 lines · Martin K
Quoted 12 lines · Braud Caroline
Hello,
I'm back with my old distribution and I decided not to touch it anymore ... I will install RT with a more recent distrib in a separate computer.
Please can you advise me the most appropriate recent distribution to use the RT kernel and comedi drivers ? (if you have a step by step installation of the RT kernel, it would be perfect !)
Thanks,
KaroKaro,
Recently I started with a fresh installation of Kubuntu version 13.04I installed the source and header packages for the kernel version that came with 13.04. Also several packages were needed for building the kernel on Ubuntu I did not rebuild this kernel or use this kernel version (keep reading).
See:
http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu1. I then looked up the latest released RT patch set on kernel.org:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/3.10/2. I downloaded
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/3.10/patches-3.10.14-rt9.tar.bz23. And the corresponding linux version (3.10.14)
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v3.x/linux-3.10.14.tar.bz24. I unzipped both, putting the patches directory into the linux source dir
5. I installed quilt and applied the patch series (from the linux-x.x.x/ directory) using the command:
quilt push -a6. I copied the default kernel configuration from the stock linux version to use as a template:
cp/boot/config-uname -r./.config7. Configure the kernel (enable RT PREEMPT)
make menuconfig8. Build the kernel
make-kpkg clean
fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-karokernel_imagekernel_headers9. Install
cd ../
[look for kernel*dpkg here]
dpkg -i ...10. reboot and check to see if it worked.
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I welcome critique on my method. I am not a kernel developer.
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One question I have, and I'm sorry for being ignorant:
- If I had wanted to apply the RT patch for linux 3.8.13.7, how do I get kernel source version 3.8.13.7?
There is no release that I'm aware of for this version, and I was unable to find this in the kernel git repository. Was I looking in the wrong one?-
Martin Klingensmith
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