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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] RT Task RPC over a POSIX/Native Queue
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To: Guvenc Gulce <gulceg@domain.hid>
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Guvenc Gulce wrote:
> How can I do that with rt_net ? Any pointers, any examples ? rt_net documentation 
> talks about the hard real-timeliness on the wire.. can I separate rt_net and rt_mac ? 
> I don't need real-timeliness on the wire why should I pollute my Network 
> with the MAC level ethernet packets sent by rt_mac to guarantee the 
> real-timeliness which I don't need ?

Use the nomac module. But it is true that it is not really what rtnet
was designed to do, which is probably why it is not documented.

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                                          Gilles