INtime® 3.1 Software - tenAsys

INtime 3.1 Software
Files/directories
loopback.rta
ip.rta, rip.rta,
udp.rta, tcp.rta
rtconfig.sys
rtboot.ini
rtload.sys
mdnsintm.rta
dhcpcInt.rta
bldflpys.bat
Description
An INtime loopback driver for use with the TCP/IP stack layers.
TCP/IP stack layers.
A file generated by the Configuration Utility that sets up boot-time
configuration parameters for the remote RT kernel.
A file generated by the Configuration Utility that sets up boot-time
configuration parameters for the remote INtime bootloader.
A file generated by the Configuration Utility that specifies what files to
load at boot time on the RT node. The extension xxx can either be udp if
the UDP/IP NTX channel is used, or ser if the Serial NTX channel is used.
INtime mDNS client which interacts with the WIndows service to
automatically configure the NTX connection.
A DHCP client which allows optional automatic configuration of the
network interfaces using a DHCP server.
A file generated by the Configuration Utility used to create installation
floppies that install the Remote INtime files onto an RT node’s Hard Disk
or Flash system, or for use in booting the RT node from the floppy disks
themselves.
Note: This file assumes that the floppy drive on the development system
is labelled A:.
• RtSetup.exe, a DOS program used to make an RT node’s boot device bootable. This
file is located in either the \INtime\remote\common directory or on the INtime
RT node setup disk.
Configuring an RT subsystem
To build an RT subsystem:
1. Ensure that INtime software is installed on the Windows system you want to use as
the Windows host for your RT nodes.
2. Determine the type of RT subsystem you want to build. Subsystem types are
categorized by the type of Boot Media on the remote system:
• Floppy diskette
• Hard disk
• Flash disk
3. Build the RT subsystem floppies. Differences in the directions based on the
subsystem type you select will be noted.
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