I would like to replace, on a classic installation of QNX, my normal kernel by the instrumented kernel (procnto by procnto-instr)… What do I have to do ??
What is the procedure ?
Thank you !
I read it before, thank you… but I don’t know where to find the system buildfile to edit it… (and to replace the .boot file by the .ifs result).
Default build script (Pre 6.3.0): /boot/build/qnxbasedma.build
Default built image (Pre 6.3.0): /boot/fs/qnxbasedma.ifs - The actual running image is /.boot or /.altboot
Instrumented kernel: /boot/sys/procnto-instr
General procedure follows …
Copy qnxbasedma.build to a new file, say myinstrdma.build:
cp /boot/build/qnxbasedma.build /boot/build/myinstrdma.build
Edit the new build file, changing the procnto entry to procnto-instr.
Simple build command:
mkifs myinstrdma.build myinstrdma.ifs
Copy the new image file to .boot:
cp /boot/fs/myinstrdma.ifs /.boot
Reboot!
If the reboot fails then you still have .altboot available to save your bacon. 
PS: Keep in mind that I haven’t done this myself.
All of this assume you are not running NC, since there is no mkifs included in the non-commercial version.