Re: [Xenomai] (no subject)

[Gilles Chanteperdrix <gilles.chanteperdrix@xenomai.org>]

On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 11:18:47AM +0200, Nicolas SCHURANDO wrote:
> Hi Mohamed,
> 
> What version of xenomai are you using ? I am going to assume 2.6.x. I
> haven't worked with 3.x yet, and its architecture being different, I don't
> think the following instructions would apply for it.
> 
> Installation of xenomai as explained at
> http://www.xenomai.org/documentation/xenomai-head/pdf/README.INSTALL.pdf is
> achieved through these steps :
> 
>    1. If you are using a non-vanilla kernel, you should check for a
>    possible pre-patch specific for your kernel.
> 
>    2. Prepare your kernel by using the prepare-kernel.sh script.
> 
>    3. Again, if you are using a non-vanilla kernel, check for a possible
>    post-patch to apply.
> 
>    4. Configure your kernel as you would normally do, through "make
>    menuconfig" for example, and ensure the chosen configuration complies with
>    xenomai requirements; see chapter "Kernel configuration" of
>    http://www.xenomai.org/documentation/xenomai-head/pdf/TROUBLESHOOTING.pdf
> 
>    5. Build your kernel, its modules, and deploy them on your target. At
>    this point, you should see a few lines during early boot process if you
>    type "dmesg | grep -i xenomai".
> 
>    6. Finally, build the user-space binaries of xenomai, and deploy them on
>    your target.
> 
> Maybe someone can correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the
> "/proc/xenomai/version" pseudo-file is provided by the kernel, not by the
> user-space binaries. So, if it is missing on your board, it means something
> went wrong somewhere between steps 1 and 5.

The file is provided by the procfs pseudo-filesystem. If the /proc
directory is empty, chances are the /proc filesystem is not even mounted.

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