Re: Nvidia patches for 2.6.33-rt?

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> > I have absolutely no idea if this is the best way to handle the semaphore_init
> > issue, I don't even know what a semaphore is, but I submitted a simple patch at
> > http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=148509 anyway. It builds and
> > appears to be working, but I'd like some verification that sema_init(mutex,1) is
> > a valid substitute for semaphore_init(mutex).
> >
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> Works here as well (for nvidia 195.36.08). Many thanks, Jonathan. Such
> a simple patch compared to the previous one for 2.6.31-rt.
The patch is much easier now because the spinlock functions are
nicely wrapped in NV_... macros in nvidia's patch.
 
> Would still appreciate information from someone who knows the code
> about sema_init(mutex,1) though =).
Well, it should work the same.  Still I wouldn't be surprised if this
should be a mutex instead, I havn't looked.

Best regards
Uwe

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