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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-core] Xenomai/SOLO - RTOS emulation for standard Linux
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Hi,

Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> DENX Software Engineering is proud to announce Xenomai/SOLO, the new
> RTOS emulator that runs as a normal user-space application on a
> standard Linux kernel. Of course, when timing requirements have to be
> met, a real-time capable Linux kernel with the PREEMPT_RT support
> enabled should be used.

Thanks very much for this package!

Is it worth providing a separate xenomai-solo package in Debian right
now (considering it being propagated to Debian 5.0 and supported there
in this form until ca. 2010), or should we wait until Xenomai/SOLO is
integrated into Xenomai mainline?

bye,
  Roland