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Pavel Pisa

I will talk about #realtime Linux kernel support, applications and history at #FOSDEM 2025 based on our experience at #CVUTFEL and my company for robotics, automotive communication ( #CANbus ), etc. The talk is based on my last year Czech language talk for the local community (Slides in English) reporting about PREEMPT_RT mainlining. Discussion and suggestions for slide fixes/extensions are welcomed as my talk has been accepted as no other better has been offered by more knowledgeable developers.

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Pavel Pisa

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Edited 13 days ago

The recording of my talk about RT_PREEMPT history and its use in our projects is available on the talk page. I have tried to put a complete view and information into the talk, and due to speed and my English, the presentation is far from ideal. I have probably thought about our initial 2.6.x kernel-based RT_PREEMPT projects when I said version 2.12 and 2.13 instead of 6.12 and 6.13. But I think that slides are valuable at least. More talks and slides mainly about the use of GNU/Linux and other RTOSes for the control intended for enthusiasts, students and even experts are available at https://gitlab.fel.cvut.cz/otrees/org/-/wikis/knowbase

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