It's because RTAI doesn't install its kernel modules in the kernel's
module path (somewhere beneath /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/) by default.
Instead, it installs them in /usr/realtime/modules by default, where
modprobe can't find them! You'll need to insmod the rtai modules
manually, or using a script.
I don't use RTAI, but when I do a test build, I configure it to install
modules in /lib/modules/<kernel_version>/rtai using the
"--with-module-dir" ./configure option. The advantage of this is that
modprobe works. Unfortunately, this can't be done using RTAI's "make
menuconfig" as it doesn't have an option to install the modules outside
the main RTAI installation directory.
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