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How to use the real time linux kernel
Added by Tim Troester about 2 months ago
I was wondering how we setup yocto to produce an image which uses the Linux real time kernel? Is there any documentation available on this?
In Ti Arago documentation it implied we needed to add ARAGO_RT_ENABLE=1 to our image bake but that didn't work.
Tim
Replies (4)
RE: How to use the real time linux kernal - Added by Jonathan Cormier about 2 months ago
We currently don't have a kernel branch with the realtime kernel patches applied.
RE: How to use the real time linux kernal - Added by Jonathan Cormier about 2 months ago
It likely wouldn't be hard for me to create one, I just don't have the time right now to test it.
RE: How to use the real time linux kernal - Added by Nathan Wright about 1 month ago
Will we get this for free in SDK 10? I think it is kernel 6.6. I thought RT went mainline completely in 6.12? I am probably wrong.
RE: How to use the real time linux kernal - Added by Jonathan Cormier about 1 month ago
TI maintains a separate -rt kernel branch, that has the realtime kernel patches applied. I should be able to apply the same patches to our kernel commits to create a comparable -rt branch that supports our SOM.
