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Real-time Ubuntu documentation
Real-time Ubuntu documentation
  • Tutorials
    • Your first Real-time Ubuntu application
      • Task schedulers
      • CPU affinity
      • Locks
      • Snap your real-time app
    • Optimizing real-time performance on Intel CPUs
      • Preparation
      • The test application
      • Kernel command-line parameters
      • Time Coordinated Computing mode
      • Cache Allocation Technology
      • Speed Shift for edge computing
      • Conclusion
  • How-to guides
    • Enable Real-time Ubuntu
    • Switch from real-time to generic kernel
    • Create a Real-time Ubuntu VM using KVM
    • Measure maximum latency
    • Modify kernel boot parameters
    • Configure CPUs for real-time processing
    • Tune IRQ affinity
    • Isolate CPUs from general execution with cpusets
    • Create a Real-time Ubuntu Core image
    • Install real-time kernel on Ubuntu Core
    • Download Real-time Ubuntu kernel source code
  • Reference
    • Tools for measuring real-time metrics
    • Kernel boot parameters
    • Kernel configuration options
    • Real-time Ubuntu releases
  • Explanation
    • Linux kernel schedulers
    • Linux kernel locks
    • Priority inversion and inheritance
  • Real-time Ubuntu releases
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ReferenceΒΆ

This section provides technical details you will need when installing, configuring, and tuning Real-time Ubuntu.

  • Tools for measuring real-time metrics
  • Kernel boot parameters
  • Kernel configuration options
  • Real-time Ubuntu releases
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