>1. Was the PREEMPT_RT patch included as part of the 4.1 Kernel by the
>open source community, or was it a patch added later to the 4.1 kernel
>as part of NXP SDK 2.0?
[Platon] RT_PREEMPT patch is a separate source tree:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/
>2. What version of the PREEMPT_RT patch was used for the 4.1 NXP SDK 2.0
>Kernel?
[Platon] Your kernel says it, rt8:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/4.1/older/
>3. When will the PREEMPT_RT patch be validated by NXP for SDK 2.0 since
>it is already included in the kernel and customers need the feature?
>
[Platon] Customers who need this feature on currently unsupported devices
are advised to subscribe for SDK Premium Support.
>4. Where can we find the PREEMPT_RT patch used for the 4.1 kernel for SDK 2.0?
>
[Platon] The SDK kernel does already have this patch merged, there is
no separate package for it. See the external link above.
>5. What is the CONFIG_PREEMPT_RTB and where can it be enabled/which menuconfig option?
>
>6. Selecting CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT_FULL=y gives hard or soft real time?
>Is this full preemption, or >partial preemption?
[Platon] Visit the link below for brief exlpanations:
http://varun-anand.com/preempt.html
PREEMPT_RT provides hard realtime support. Soft realtime is there
in the generic kernel
>7. When will the NXP SDK 2.0 with the PREEMPT_RT be pushed back to
>the open source community?
[Platon] Typically patches are merged into community repositories
within six month after SDK release.
Have a great day,
Platon
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