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LynuxWorks, Inc.

LynxOS Real-Time Operating System

Compatible Operating Systems: LynxOS-178, BlueCat Linux and LynxSecure

Supported Architectures: Intel Pentium, Intel Pentium M, Intel Xeon, VT Technology, Intel Core 2 Duo, and PowerPC

The LynxOS® RTOS is the superior foundation for sophisticated real-time systems. Broad conformance to open and de facto standards like Linux®, POSIX and UNIX® means that you can confidently build products with the LynxOS RTOS to meet the most stringent requirements for real-time mission-critical applications. LynxOS is the superior foundation for sophisticated real-time systems that must:

Perform complex series of tasks within set periods of time

Support multiple applications with multiple interrupting devices

Take full advantage of today’s powerful high-end microprocessor and advanced networking architectures

Its native interfaces are those of Linux, UNIX and POSIX, it is ABI-compatible with Linux, and it is part of a family of open operating systems from LynuxWorks that also includes BlueCat® Linux, LynxOS-SE, and LynxOS-178.

LynxOS 5.0 now supports Symmetric MultiProcessing (SMP) on available dual and multi-core hardware.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

Mission-critical performance and reliability; absolute determinism and linear performance scalability
Industry-leading openness; open APIs and Linux ABI compatibility, plus full POSIX conformance
Latest technologies for internet communications; advanced networking feature sets for rapid development of differentiated products
Symmetric MultiProcessing (SMP)

AVAILABILITY

Now

APPLICATION AREAS

Industrial, Automotive, Communications, Military & Aerospace, Consumer Electronics, POS, Office Automation

Contact Information

LynuxWorks, Inc.

855 Embedded Way
San Jose, CA, 95138
USA

tele: 408.979.3900
toll-free: 800.255.5969
fax: 408.979.3920
inside@lnxw.com
www.lynuxworks.com

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This entry was posted on Friday, February 13th, 2009 at 10:52 am and is filed under Datasheet, Operating Systems / RTOS.

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