Lindon, UT — (press release) — Lineo today announced a training course for the development and implementation of hard real-time Linux solutions. Instructors for the real-time Linux course and will include Doug Abbott, MSEE University of California at Berkeley and Steve Papacharalambous, a key developer of the Real Time Application Interface (RTAI). The curriculum will cover a variety of topics including kernel modules, device drivers, RTAI, RTLinux, scheduling and more. Hard real-time refers to the need for a guaranteed response in a matter of milliseconds which is often needed when tracking weather, controlling flight or operating medical equipment such as life support systems.

The three-day training course, which costs $795, will be held from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Nov. 7-9 in Herndon, Virginia. More information about the Lineo Real-Time Linux Training Course may be obtained by visiting www.lineo.com/realtime, or by calling Lineo at 801-426-5001 ext.322.

The Lineo Real-Time Linux Training Course is being offered by Lineo Professional Services which provides worldwide consulting, training and support for embedded Linux engineering expertise. Lineo offers hard real-time technology through the Linux operating system, and recently released Embedix RealTime 3.0 to assist developers in the use of hard real-time technologies. Lineo provides support to developers implementing real-time solutions based on either RTAI or RTLinux.

 
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