<HTML><BODY><span><font face="Courier New">What is the status of the Capture Engine?<br><br>I ask because of two issues I've discovered.<br><br>1. If I am using the RTEMS shell, I don't want to use the rtems_monitor, right? The shell supercedes the monitor in this case, is that correct? It seems to work, though no mention is made of that usage on the Wiki...<br><br>2. The task name is not being reported correctly. Using RTEMS 4.9 and the rtems_monitor, I get the following from ctlist:<br><br>1-rtems $ ctlist<br>total 13<br> 0a01000a 90 90 90 DELAY a--- 0% 0% (15)<br> 0a010007 30 30 30 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (5)<br> 0a01000c 80 80 80 Wmsg a--- 0% 0% (3)<br> 0a010014 11 11 11 WRATE a--- 0% 0% (9542)<br> 0a010004 100 100 100 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (17)<br> 0a010018 10 10 10 WRATE a--- 0% 0% (1983)<br> 0a010010 80 80 80 READY a--- 0% 0% (2)<br> 0a010002 100 100 100 Wevnt a--- 0% 0% (64)<br> 0a010019 100 100 100 DELAY a--- 0% 0% (9809)<br> 09010001 255 255 255 READY a--- 0% 0% (172135)<br> 0a010001 120 120 120 READY a--- 0% 0% (5)<br> 0a010011 80 80 80 READY a--- 0% 0% (233)<br> 0a01000b 1 1 1 READY a--- 0% 0% (68596)<br><br>Using RTEMS 4.10 and the shell, I get the following output (different sets of tasks, of course, and different BSPs, virtex and leon3, respectively):<br><br>SHLL [/] # ctlist <br>total 5<br> 0a010003 @G� 10 10 10 Wmsg a--g 0% 0% (0)<br> 0a010002 @G� 10 10 10 Wmsg a--g 0% 0% (0)<br> 09010001 @G� 255 255 255 READY a--g 0% 0% (12332)<br> 0a010005 @G�@<br> �(@G� 1 1 1 Wmsg a--g 0% 0% (0)<br> 0a010006 @G�@<br> �(@G� 100 100 100 READY a--g % `<br></font><br>Am I missing something here?<br><br>Thanks,<br>-Bob<br><br></span></BODY></HTML>