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Subject: [Xenomai-help] Xenomai on RD129 (Samsung S3C2410A)
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Dear Sirs,
I have found this product from a company near me:
http://www.elpa.it/rd129it.html
It comes with linux preinstalled.
The kernel is a vanilla kernel 2.6.30 with the addition of a few kernel
drivers for unsupported peripherals.
On board there is a cpu Samsung S3C2410A, flash, ram and few other things.
I need to investigate the possibility to install xenomai on this thing.

I want to know if others have used similar boards with same or similar
processor with success, and how complex can be to make adeos and xenomai
work on such processor.

The other question is that since we need to apply two patches to the
vanilla kernel (the original + adeos) is there a preferred order?

Thanks all.
Mau.