Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

As PuppyStudio has a realtime kernel, and 3.3 is derived from Lucid 520, It should hopefully be somewhat easy for me to go and obtain the kernel, and inject it into Lucid 520.

As I am not Barry, I won't call it PuppyRT, I'll refer to it as a puplet, but if Barry or someone else wishes to build a PuppyRT, I'll gladly help out.

If anyone has an idea of what the logo should look like, that would be excellent.

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

I've got a livecd image built, but it does need a few things, but it is (i believe) bootable, and has a realtime kernel in it.

It however seems to lack networking drivers, hence I'll need to salvage some from PuppyStudio. Anyone have any ideas what programs could be used to help add a priority system to help facilitate control of different applications which don't need hard realtime?

I'll probably upgrade Tcl and Tk to 8.6 since I do tend to work in Tcl, and it would help me out if I have an environment that can handle Tcl/Tk scripts that will hopefully add some capabilities into the OS which could b useful.

I might replace JWM with another window manager, but am unsure about wanting to use IceWM. Perhaps Fluxbox or something else.

If someone actually got WMaker to work on a new puppy, that would be sweet.

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

*okay I swore I only presse submit once, something must have collided in the scripts behind the forum causing a double post. Either that or Chrome*

darkcity · Joined: 23 May 2010 Posts: 2401 Location: near here

you could try using Lucid 5.28. EDIT do network driver have to be compiled against kernel?

You can set the nice of a program when its executed.

For example, if you wanted qjackctl to have a lower nice, change the execute line in its .desktop file-

/usr/share/applications/qjackctl.desktop

jamesbond · Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 1849 Location: The Blue Marble

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

allanbct · Posted: Thu 17 Jan 2013, 17:13 Post subject:

I am also interested in a RT Kernel for Organ testing.

New to this but have running Puppies working.

Seems a lot of things just seem to DIE.

I have tried Puppy Studio 3.3, jOrganPup and Fatdog 64

I found Precise 5.4.3 to be a good base as Wireless works better than others

Happy to do what I can.

Any good tutorials for not so bright on building puppies.

Have read the Woof page but am still lost.

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1GBBc2IRn8Cd3k5aUV2OGlUMjQ/edit

Here is a bootable (i hope) ISO with a realtime kernel installed.
That is all it has ATM, but I do plan to add stuff for handling priority, and adding a friendly UI to it as well.

allanbct · Posted: Sat 26 Jan 2013, 09:20 Post subject:

ciento · Joined: 17 Sep 2010 Posts: 159

unetbootin can turn the .iso into bootable usbstick. Easy!
Boot the usbstick, and in the shutdown process, make a savefile at the prompts, and reboot, and repeatedly resize the savefile
to nearly fill the stick.
(look for that resizing choice in the menu options)

(a few reboots are needed, as resizing occurs on the next boot,
and size constraints are in play. Coffee time, but worth it)

http://unetbootin.net/

(this is based on other puppies, so ymmv on this release Wink

)

allanbct · Posted: Wed 30 Jan 2013, 08:11 Post subject:

thanks @ciento I have used usb stick

@NeroVance

1. I have tried your iso let me list the problems

all versions of puppy 5.2 I have tried do not work with my wi-fi

puppy 5.4.3 does but claims to use same drivers ???

2. Your iso did not work with my video had to use vesa

Could anyone give me instruction to change my kernel to RTL in 5.4.3

I am not sure at the moment I need an RTL. I do have jOrgan working in 5.4.3

Latency in jack 24ms will RTL improve this I am not running other programs.

Regards
Allanbct

NeroVance · Joined: 10 Oct 2012 Posts: 140 Location: Canada

Announcer · Joined: 03 Jan 2012 Posts: 138

Why don't you just use Puppy Studio 3.3-rt? It's based on the same version you are trying to switch kernels with, all you're basically trying to do is make a plain version with the apps removed.

allanbct · Posted: Wed 30 Jan 2013, 11:07 Post subject:

@NeroVance

Trying to get into changing modules etc. Not there yet

@Announcer

Puppy Studio 3.3-rt also would not stay connected to wi-fi.
Is it based on lucid 5.2.x?

I think i wiped Puppy Studio 3.3-rt as not working to download java and other programs I needed

Do I need RTK in your opinion?