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* April 16, 2012 - ChronOS [http://chronoslinux.org/repo/pandaboard RT-DVFS Pandaboard]. | * April 16, 2012 - ChronOS [http://chronoslinux.org/repo/pandaboard RT-DVFS Pandaboard]. |
Revision as of 21:41, 16 September 2013
ChronOS Real-time LinuxChronOS is a real-time Linux patch created by the Systems Software Research Group at Virginia Tech. It builds upon the CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT patch and is designed to provide a Linux kernel testbed for real-time scheduling and resource management research on multicore platforms. It also supports distributed real-time scheduling and resource management. The current version of ChronOS is ChronOS 3.0 which is based on Linux kernel 3.0.24 and the CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT patch. Installation GuideTo download ChronOS Linux, please refer to Downloading ChronOS Linux For installation instructions, please refer to the Installation Guide. For common installation problems and their solutions, please refer to Common Installation Problems. Documentation
Getting the CodeIn addition to the packages made available on our downloads page, the ChronOS source code is available in the form of git repositories, available here. Publications
Past publications on distributed threads and real-time scheduling are available here. |
ChronOS News
Latest Development News
Note that these ChronOS releases contain experimental implementations of RT-DVFS schedulers for the designated target processor.
Note that if you downloaded this release before November 4th, 2011, there was an error in the libchronos that shipped with the release, and you should re-download it to get the fixed version.
Contact InformationIRC ChannelYou can find us in the #chronoslinux channel on freenode. Faculty AdvisorCurrent Maintainer
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This work is supported in part by US National Science Foundation CNS 0915895 and CNS 1130180, and US NSWC under Grant N00178-09-D-3017-0011. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this site are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation or US NSWC.