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Subject: [Xenomai] How does the adeos and xenomai project stay synchronized
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I've used and followed Xenomai off and on since it forked from RTAI. I'm 
building a new xenomai x86 system after a few years of doing other 
things. I'm noticing that the adeos patches are few and relatively old 
compared to the kernel for the x86 architecture. Kernel version 3.2 has 
moved from .21 to .35 for instance.

So my question is (with the deepest respect for the effort it must take) 
why?

Is