Wine does not compile using Ubuntu real-time kernel

[Susan Cragin]

I guess this is a FYI. Because this seems to be a rt-kernel issue, not a wine issue. 
Background -- Ubuntu stopped sponsoring the RT kernel for a while. (It used to compile wine without a problem.) But so many people used it that they started sponsoring it again, after a lag. 
DNS10 doesn't install correctly using the real-time kernel either. 
However, if you compile and install using standard kernel, DNS10 runs quite nicely using the RT kernel.

2.6.27-7 is the latest standard kernel
2.6.27-3-rt is the latest real-time

If there is any interest I'll send terminal output.

Susan

[Austin English]

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 10:50 AM, Susan Cragin
 wrote:
> I guess this is a FYI. Because this seems to be a rt-kernel issue, not a wine issue.
> Background -- Ubuntu stopped sponsoring the RT kernel for a while. (It used to compile wine without a problem.) But so many people used it that they started sponsoring it again, after a lag.
> DNS10 doesn't install correctly using the real-time kernel either.
> However, if you compile and install using standard kernel, DNS10 runs quite nicely using the RT kernel.
>
> 2.6.27-7 is the latest standard kernel
> 2.6.27-3-rt is the latest real-time
>
> If there is any interest I'll send terminal output.
>
> Susan

It doesn't compile, or doesn't run well?

[Andrew Fenn]

Hi Susan,

Could you tell me which version of Ubuntu and which package to
install. I am using Hardy but I can't find a package of the real time
kernel which are of the versions you mentioned.

Thanks,
Andrew

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 3:50 PM, Susan Cragin  wrote:
> I guess this is a FYI. Because this seems to be a rt-kernel issue, not a wine issue.
> Background -- Ubuntu stopped sponsoring the RT kernel for a while. (It used to compile wine without a problem.) But so many people used it that they started sponsoring it again, after a lag.
> DNS10 doesn't install correctly using the real-time kernel either.
> However, if you compile and install using standard kernel, DNS10 runs quite nicely using the RT kernel.
>
> 2.6.27-7 is the latest standard kernel
> 2.6.27-3-rt is the latest real-time
>
> If there is any interest I'll send terminal output.
>
> Susan