Getting other OS (kernel) on DSLR is a quite an achievement - congratulations!
Linux kernel seems to be rather optimal for servers. I am looking at other kernels that optimized for ARM CPUs.
1. STlinux.com - I am going to try it on my autonomous robot which controls telescope DIY AZ mount. By the way currently the system is simple round robin event driven scheduler on ARM328p.
2. minix3.org - it has been around for many years, now is minix3. I used it in 1990s for OEM controller development
3. http://www.oberon.ethz.ch - amazing OS. Very small kernel for diskless workstations. In 1980s, when it was devised, I build machine running on 6809 CPU, do not know what my employer at that time did with it ?
4. Nokia's SYMBIAN - not sure if source or specification is available, The most efficient/fastest embedded OS ever developed. Nokia development team is very friendly, so something may be negotiated? ( I am not talking about Microsoft )
It is just food for thought .... Not sure which way I will go yet for my EOS-M as astro cam.
Linux kernel seems to be rather optimal for servers. I am looking at other kernels that optimized for ARM CPUs.
1. STlinux.com - I am going to try it on my autonomous robot which controls telescope DIY AZ mount. By the way currently the system is simple round robin event driven scheduler on ARM328p.
2. minix3.org - it has been around for many years, now is minix3. I used it in 1990s for OEM controller development
3. http://www.oberon.ethz.ch - amazing OS. Very small kernel for diskless workstations. In 1980s, when it was devised, I build machine running on 6809 CPU, do not know what my employer at that time did with it ?
4. Nokia's SYMBIAN - not sure if source or specification is available, The most efficient/fastest embedded OS ever developed. Nokia development team is very friendly, so something may be negotiated? ( I am not talking about Microsoft )
It is just food for thought .... Not sure which way I will go yet for my EOS-M as astro cam.