REDD: RTLinux Ethernet Device Drivers

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REDD (RTLinux Ethernet Device Drivers) is a set Ethernet drivers for the RTLinux RTOS which provide the standard POSIX API (open, read, write, close and ioctl). This allow to the RT-tasks to use the network as a POSIX device.

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