I never seen a deb package of the real-time kernel, but it very easy to recompile a kernel under debian, so the process must be the same with RT-Linux, just apply the patch and recompile the kernel.
If you are looking for commercial RT-Linux, I have seen at LinuxWorld a company that sells a distribution with RT-Linux enabled. The distribution is based on RedHat. They offer support and tools for developing real-time applications. I can't remember the name of the company now, but if your interested I can check. Florian. Kenneth Scharf wrote: > > My supervisor walked into my qube and started asking questions about > the computer in my office running linux. He asked which version of > Linux it was running (debian? whats that?) Seems that there is some > interest here in trying to use linux at least in a prototype here > because NT is to fragging big and CE is still not good enough. Of > course he would like to use RedHat or Caldera (cause they offer > support?). I said that they offer support in INSTALLING the os but > not for developing applications under it (not without additional > contract anyway?). > > Are there any URL's out there with good articles praising Debian? I'd > like some amo here to influence a decision on what distro we might try > to use. (If I have to chose a commerical linux I guess RedHat is > better than caldera?). > > Also, since we REALLY need the real-time kernel, does anyone know if > any .deb's of this are available? (I already downloaded the 2.0.36 > modified source for real time linux and built it on top of a RedHat > 5.2 install.) > > > == > Amateur Radio, when all else fails! > > http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze > > Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .....
