Re: [Xenomai] a question:deadline for the real devices

[Uwe Fechner <u.fechner@tudelft.nl>]

 Hi,

for realtime I/O you need drivers that support Xenomai. They are available for serial I/O,
CAN bus, Ethercat and probably more.

Avoid USB (not as realiable as needed for industrial applications).

With respect to disc I/O: First of all use an SSD harddisc that has a RAM input cache.

Than you could also create a thread that receives data via a realtime queue and
writes it with a lower priority the hard disc. I am not sure if this is always
needed.

Best regards:

Uwe Fechner

On 24.06.2012 12:59, ali hagigat wrote:
> When we talk about Xenomai and a hard real time system, every thing
> seems OK regarding to tasks and the CPU code, what about the
> functionality of I/O devices?
>
> Like there is no guarantee for writing a sector on a hard disk below a
> specified time. Or reading/writing a USB device.
>
> I mean doing a real input/output action seems not to have a specific
> deadline. While sometimes it seems we need to have it.
>
> Any comment and direction will be appreciated much.
>
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