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Hello Heinz,

Here at PSI, we are not currently using RTEMS, but since VxWorks annoys me more
and more every year, I consider switching to RTEMS from time to time. But so far
I always pulled back because of the "complications".

Our (very) old boards are MVME2300 and MVME5100, both currently running VxWorks
6.9.4 and EPICS 7.0.6.

Dirk

On Mon, 2023-01-23 at 11:19 +0100, Heinz Junkes via Tech-talk wrote:
> In preparation for the Codeathon at the beginning of March at Diamond Light Source
> 
> I am interested for which VMEbus CPUs EPICS7 support is still desired.
> 
> Working quite well already:
> MVME6100 (beatnik) RTEMS5 and EPICS7, already in production at some places
> MVME3100 RTEMS5 and EPICS7, already in production at some places
> 
> MVME2100? ( here I have only hearsay info)
> 
> Has worked before ;-)
> MVME6100 RTEMS6 and EPICS7 (including NFS v4)
> 
> Worked on:
> MVME6100 RTEMS6 and EPICS7
> MVME3100 RTEMS6 and EPICS7
> 
> Adaption VMEbus for MVME2500 and RTEMS6.
> 
> Danke Heinz
> 

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