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2009-06-11 12:00

Online survey on automation software

OSADL's Uncle Sam

Let us know what you want us to do!


2009-06-10 12:00

New waves with Linux

Labels and signal channels of the gtkwave application window

Analyze the temporal relationship of Linux tasks using the kernel tracer


2009-06-09 12:00

Mainline Realtime Linux (PREEMPT_RT) 2.6.29 declared "Latest Stable"

System time needed to resize an image from 3264x2448 to 1024x768 using the ImageMagick library

Upgrade to 2.6.29.4-rt17 and enjoy better performance and responsiveness of the Linux kernel than ever before


2009-06-02 12:00

Do you need a graphical user interface for your embedded system?

The Linux kernel is ideally suitable for all variants of embedded systems - but many devices need a GUI on top of it. The Qt toolkit and services ...


2009-05-30 12:00

Meet Linux real time kernel developers at RTLWS11

Eleventh Realtime Linux Workshop in Dresden, Germany

Everything you always wanted to know about Linux real time but were afraid to ask


2009-04-16 12:00

OSADL welcomes its new members

Intel, SERCOS International & SYSGO join OSADL - meet them at our Open Source conference at the Hannover Fair 2009



Details of the Real Time Linux Foundation Working Group Project

OSADL Project: Real Time Linux Workshops

Real Time Linux Foundation Workshops since 1999

Real Time Linux Workshops

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Ninth Real-Time Linux Workshop on November 2 to 4, 2007, in Linz, Austria

Announcement - Agenda - Paper Presentations


Evaluation of Linux rt-preempt for embedded industrial devices for Automation and Power technologies - A case study

Morten Mossige, Pradyumna Sampath, Rachana Rao

ABB is one of the leading solution providers for Industrial automation, Power technologies and Robotics. This makes ABB a vendor of several mission critical embedded devices. Most of these devices are characterized by stringent real time requirements. Real-time patches/extensions to Linux open up new possibilities to applying open source SW in industrial real-time embedded applications. This paper presents a case study, where Linux rt-preempt is evaluated in the context of an industrial controller.

The paper will reveal the methodologies used in this evaluation in terms of the test setup in detail and the parameters measured from an industrial control perspective. This evaluation has had focus on Linux in a distributed environment over Ethernet connectivity with corresponding time synchronization and real-time capabilities.

 

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