README.EoE
author Edouard Tisserant <edouard.tisserant@gmail.com>
Fri, 05 Oct 2018 01:26:51 +0200
branchstable-1.5
changeset 2719 94c9657e0bee
parent 1331 7cd33a77f926
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Xenomai 2 to 3 migration says "RTDM drivers implementing differentiated ioctl() support for both domains should serve all real-time only requests from ioctl_rt(), returning -ENOSYS for any unrecognized request, which will cause the adaptive switch to take place automatically to the ioctl_nrt() handler. The ioctl_nrt() should then implement all requests which may be valid from the regular Linux domain exclusively."
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This file shall give additional information on how to set up a network
environment with Ethernet over EtherCAT devices.

A virtual network interface will appear for every EoE-capable slave. The
interface naming scheme is either eoeXsY, where X is the master index and Y is
the slave's ring position, or (if the slave has an alias set) eoeXaZ, where Z
is the (decimal) alias address. Please provide a network configuration file for
any of these interfaces. On SUSE systems, these can look like the following:

/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eoe0s14:
IPADDRESS=10.0.0.14/8
STARTMODE=auto

This will tell the ifupd to configure and open the device after it appears.

If the interfaces shall be part of a network bridge, the IPADDRESS line is not
necessary. Instead, copy the file script/ifup-eoe.sh to your systems if-up.d
directory (on SUSE, this is /etc/sysconfig/network/if-up.d), and customize the
included variables.

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