| From: | Alan Buxey |
| Date: | 2 Oct 2000 at 11:44:35 |
| Subject: | Re: A QNX Question |
hi,
> What happens when you need to access the data faster than the network
> can deliver it? There's no point in having a RTOS when the network is
> delivering the multimedia data slower than needed.
from what I've seen of QNX so far, the RTOS has to be explained
further....or people arent codign correctly - eg, playing RealAudio, i can
get that video to stop when starting several processes at once :-|
> It's not only useful for A/V files. As my A4000 is currently SCSI-less,
> I use MakeCD to create an image file over the network. This is on a
> spare VFAT partition, accessible from both Linux and Windows, so I can
> use either to burn it to CD.
you can still use the network....after all, 8Mb/s not enough for data-rate?
:-)
alan
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