[etherlab-users] How to set tcp Port for etherlab_buddy

[Beat Gerber]

Beat Gerber <beat.gerber at ...> writes:

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> 
> Richard Hacker <ha at ...> writes:
> 
> > 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > It seems as though you do not have any real time application running. 
> > etherlab_buddy opens one port starting from 2345 for every running real time 
> > application. rt_appcore is only the framework to allow these applications to 
> > run in real time.
> > 
> > Richard
> 
> Hi Richard,
> 
> OK .. this was not clear to me. I thought as I can access the modules directly
> over TCP .. and if I need to also put a realtime module in between.
> So now I have to create a realtime gateway.
> I'll try to install ethercos with no success  is there a newer Version around?
> ScicosLab-4.4b7 is installed (Fedora 13) 
> 
> ethercos-0.0.2-rc15]$ make
> echo "execute builder.sce in scilab"
> execute builder.sce in scilab
> scilab -nw -nb -f builder.sce;
> 
>     
> 
>  Scilab Version not supported   
> 
>  warning: stack problem..., cleared
> 
> -->
> 
> Should this work? Or is there a known problem?
> 
> Beat
> 
> 

I see ... I only have to read the right documentation ..

******
  The requirements for installing EtherCos from source code are the following:

    a - Scilab.

      The new version of EtherCos only runs with Scilab 4.1.2 and
Scilab_GTK-4.1.2 and Scicoslab-4.3.
      Your Scilab can be both a stable version (source, binary file).
      Get it from www.scilab.org

    b - Operating System
      
      EtherCos has to be executed under Linux (until now only X86 is supported).
      A running Kernel with HRT-Timer activated and the Preempt-RT patch
included is neccessary.
******

I would like to help .. if I can .. to get EtherCos working with ScicosLab-4.4b7
on Fedora 13 x86_64

Beat