Hi,
> > I'm ambivalent on this point.
> >
> > However, to build the CDD, it would be nice if the CDD can be built
> > completely from sources available within Debian.
>
> As a humble user, I only vaguely understand all this business with realtime
> capabilities and the security issues involved. Apart from the dependencies,
> what would be the reasons for not including all DeMuDi packages including the
> kernel in Debian? Surely it would be appropriate for a Custom Debian
> Distribution to be installable from pure Debian sources.
Including low-latency kernel will require quite a bit of overhead
including making sure it builds and works on most architectures. That
will mean I (or somebody else) will have to hack kernel on ppc and
amd64 architectures which are less tested for -RT trees.
I think it's something to discuss with debian-kernel guys.
What would be the implication of including kernel images of
low-latency kernel variation into Debian?
I'm Cc'ing debian-kernel for input.
regards,
junichi
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