Using RT-Kernel Patch

[Sn00kumS]

Hi,

I want to use the real-time preemption kernel patch, but obviously (because I'm writing here) it didn't work.
So my questions are:
1. Has anyone done it before?
2. Do I have to build it from scratch using a vanilla kernel, debian/openvz/rt patches?

Problems:
- No kernel-sources for pve kernels (in repos)
- failed to patch openvz into a vanilla kernel (2.6.24) something about sched.u not having a member called ve_info...
- standard kernel with rt has naturally no openvz support

ANY information would be appreciated!
If you need info on the problem i'll try to provide 'em but at the moment my brain feels kinda fried.

 

[dietmar]

- No kernel-sources for pve kernels (in repos)

ftp://download.proxmox.com/sources/

 

[Sn00kumS]

thats one problem solved thanks
so next try it is!

 

[Sn00kumS]

ok so far so good.
Problem: I'm still not able to use the rt patch. I attached the dryrun output. (zcat patch-2.6.24-rt1.gz | patch --dry-run -p1)

Do I have to use something like the applypatch.pl script to use other kernel patches?