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If you cloned the tool repository into another directory, you need to change this path. CROSS_COMPILE: the path to the toolchain.Try using the absolute path to the directory and avoid using relative path ( ~) (Thanks Hans J. Scripts/link-vmlinux.sh: line 61: ~/rpi-kernel/tools/arm-bcm2708/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian-ењ†4/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-ar: No such file or directory ~/rpi-kernel$ export INSTALL_DTBS_PATH=~/rpi-kernel/rt-kernel

~/rpi-kernel$ export INSTALL_MOD_PATH=~/rpi-kernel/rt-kernel ~/rpi-kernel$ export CROSS_COMPILE=~/rpi-kernel/tools/arm-bcm2708/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf. You need to set the following variable before starting to configure and/or compile the kernel source.

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If you decided to clone, download or compile the kernel in other directories, you need to modify the paths.

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To patch the kernel you need to type the following: ~/rpi-kernel$ xenomai-3.0.7/scripts/prepare-kernel.sh -linux=linux/ -arch=arm -ipipe=ipipe-core-4.14.36-arm-1.patch -verbose You need to copy them into linux/drivers/irqchip/ and then everything works as usual. IMPORTANT: But, I included the patched files here. If you try to prepare the kernel to patch, you are going to get the following error: Unable to patch kernel 4.14.36/7 with ipipe-core-4.14.36/7-arm-1.patch. Two files have problems with the patch (also from kernel version 4.14.36): linux/drivers/irqchip/irq-bcm2835.c Or we can clone the next kernel version, which is the 4.14.37 and hope that it is still compatible: ~/rpi-kernel$ cd linux ~/rpi-kernel/linux$ git reset -hard 719df11c We can merge the upstream 4.14.36 and generate a local version for us as: ~/rpi-kernel$ cd linux

Looking at the commits in there are no merge for this kernel version. At the moment of writing this, the last compatible patch is for kernel version 4.14.36. The Xenomai patches can be downloaded here. ~/rpi-kernel$ tar xjf xenomai-3.0.7.tar.bz2 Switching the branchДЄs we are going to patch the kernel source with the Xenomai patch, both versions have to be the same. There is also a Xenomai 'next' version here, but it is a development version. There is a patch for arm64, but at the moment of writing this, it's still for kernel 4.9. We need also the Xenomai files and the patch, in this case I took the last stable version (v3.0.7) and the patch for arm32. The Raspberry PI kernel source will be downloaded to the linux subdirectory (1-2GB) and the Raspberry PI cross-compilers to the tools subdirectory (200MB). Then, clone the following repositories: ~/rpi-kernel$ git clone The subdirectory rt-kernel is for the compiled files. rpi-kernel under your home directory: ~$ mkdir ~/rpi-kernel To start in a clean way, make a subdirectory, e.g. In my case, I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, but the tutorial should work with any version of Linux. Getting the sourcesДЇor this tutorial, you need a host computer running Linux.

If you need a tutorial for patching the kernel click on the link above. The patched Preempt-RT sources are included in the official Raspberry Pi repository. This tutorial is almost the same as the tutorial for Preempt-RT patching, but in this case, we need to patch the kernel. When the native Linux kernel cannot meet the response time requirements of the application, Xenomai supplements it with Cobalt, a small real-time infrastructure which schedules time-critical activities independently from the main kernel logic.Д¬hecking the list of supported hardware, the Raspberry Pi 2, 3 B(+) ARM micro (BCM2835) is included. Xenomai brings POSIX and traditional RTOS APIs for porting time-critical applications to Linux-based platforms. The website of Xenomai says the following about it Xenomai: Deploying the Testsuite on Raspberry Pi.

Installing the Kernel Image, Modules & Device Tree Overlays.

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