FSMLabs announces RTLinuxFree for Linux 2.6
Ryan Snyder <[email protected]> Fri, 01 Jul 2005 16:47:33 -0600
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FSMLabs Press Release June 10, 2005 ***RTLinuxFree Turbo-Charges Linux 2.6 Community-focused Real-time Platform Update Serves Free Software Developers Socorro, NM - June 10, 2005 - FSMLabs, (http://www.fsmlabs.com) today announced a new release of the free version of RTLinux designed for deployment with Linux version 2.6 kernels. RTLinux virtualizes the hardware interface enabling a hard real-time kernel to run on top of Linux and to offer hardware level hard-real time low-latency event response and periodic scheduling. RTLinux Free for 2.6 uses some of the technology already used in FSMLabs RTLinuxPro for Linux 2.6 and provides real-time POSIX threads, interrupt handlers, synchronization methods, and clean, efficient, communication mechanisms between the real-time environment and applications operating in the non-real-time Linux client. The update to Linux 2.6 for RTLinuxFree was implemented by OS3 Valencia, a systems development company operating in Spain and Portugal that spun-off from the EU's RTLinuxFree OCERA project. RTLinuxFree developers are primarily focused on building embedded/real-time applications, not on kernel hacking, explains Pau Mendoza of OS3 Valencia. To support this global free software community, FSMLabs and OS3 stepped in to update RTLinux kernel support and other capabilities." Victor Yodaiken, CEO of FSMLabs, adds "RTLinux began as an academic research project and flourished as RTLinuxFree spread world wide. When FSMLabs turned to focus on our RTLinuxPro and RTCore BSD products, the burden of RTLinux Free support was taken up by a vigorous and inventive international community of researchers, students, and commercial free software developers. It is gratifying that FSMLabs has grown enough that we are again able to invest some resources in RTLinuxFree. It is doubly gratifying to be able to work with OS3, one of the first commercial spin-off's from OCERA. ***Availability RTLinuxFree 3.1 is available immediately for download from the project web site at http://www.rtlinuxfree.com. OS3 Valencia and other project members anticipate a follow-on 3.2 release in the near future to incorporate changes and additions from the OCERA consortium (Open source Components for Embedded Real-time Applications). This free community-supported platform for real-time Linux is licensed under the GPL and FSMLabs Open Patent License. For commercial projects needing real-time responsiveness coupled with the openness of GNU/Linux and BSD UNIX operating systems, FSMLabs and its worldwide channel partners offer RTLinuxPro and RTCore/BSD. Visit http://www.fsmlabs.com for additional details. **About FSMLabs FSMLabs provides hard real-time solutions designed for reliability and simplicity of operation, that target mission-critical applications. FSMLabs was founded in 1998 and is a privately held, revenue financed, core system software developer with headquarters in New Mexico and sales and engineering staff in Alaska, Florida, India, Russia, Korea, and Japan. FSMLabs products include RTLinuxPro, RTCore BSD, Lnet real-time networking, PSDD protected memory real-time and ControlsKit XML/RPC interface builder. For more information, visit www.fsmlabs.com or email [email protected] **About OS3 OS3 is dedicated to design and implementation of solutions based on open source. The goal of OS3 is to build on the latest innovations in open and free software, to allow customers to meet their technology goals with minimal cost and maximum performance. OS3 grew out of research projects involving RTLinux carried out at the Polytechnic University of Valencia and other European universities as part of OCERA Open source Components for Embedded Real-Time Applications. For more information, visit http://www.os3sl.com and http://www.ocera.org RTLinux, RTCore, Lnet, PSDD, ControlsKit, and FSMLabs are registered trademarks of Finite State Machine Labs Inc. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All other trademarks are the property of their respective organizations. Contacts: Patti Dorn - [email protected] FSM Labs, Inc. 505.838.9109 _______________________________________________ Rtl mailing list [email protected] http://hq.fsmlabs.com/mailman/listinfo/rtl http:/www.rtlinux-gpl.org/