I enjoyed reading this perspective, but isn’t what he’s saying
that because Sun can’t do anything right, we all deserve
what’s left, namely Microsoft? This is a pretty narrow
perspective.
Mitchell Schoenbrun --------- maschoen@pobox.com
On Fri, 9 Nov 2001 12:26:43 +0200, Gennadiy Gladchun <gen@fortna.com.ua> wrote:
Hi Valentin,
I downloaded MySQL from
ftp://ftp.qnx.org.ru/pub/database/mysql-3.22.32-bin-qnxrtp_patchA.tar.gzWorks fine!
How about PHP and some web server.
Does QNX RTP 6.1 come with a web server and php?
I need those to develop some server side applications.
\
Valentin Asler
If ‘nto’ == Neutrino, then:
RTP is a superset of Neutrino. I.E. RTP is Neutrino plus the Photon GIU for
the Intel x86 platform.
So, it should work.
–
Bill Caroselli – 1(530) 510-7292
Q-TPS Consulting
QTPS@EarthLink.net
“Gennadiy Gladchun” <gen@fortna.com.ua> wrote in message
news:9sgh1t$2kml$1@pandora.alkar.net…
Sorry, it’s for nto, not for rtp,
GenThere is port of apache with php support, but I didn’t try it. I only
tried
c-interface.
http://qnx.org.ru/cgi-bin/ftp/dir_find.cgi?get&pub/servers/http/apache-1.3.1
2-rus-php4-qnxnto-src.tar.gzGen
How about PHP and some web server.
Does QNX RTP 6.1 come with a web server and php?
I need those to develop some server side applications.
\Valentin Asler
\
Check the QDN website and look under articles. There an article about
porting.
Unfortunately, it’s not exactly what you’d expect, since it focuses
primarily on howto package software. You are responsible for getting it
compiled first :oP
-Sanket
“Ish Rattan” <ishwar@pali.cps.cmich.edu> wrote in message
news:3bf03862@news.cmich.edu…
Is there a howto/tutorial for porting software from other UNIX
systems to QNXRTP?-ishwar
On Fri, 9 Nov 2001 14:08:24 +0200, Gennadiy Gladchun <gen@fortna.com.ua> wrote:
Sorry, it’s for nto, not for rtp,
Gen
Well doesn’t rtp have a Neutrino and Photon?
Anyway i’ll try it soon, but right now i need some
help with the MySQL.
What is the procedure for starting MySQL.
Is it:
mysql.server start
mysql
When i start mysql it reports it cannoct connect to
mysql daemon on localhost.localdomain.
What do i do?
\
Valentin Asler
Keith Potter wrote:
Hello,
You can try the Java browser Escape > www.espial.com > - it will run on the OTI
JVM on Neutrino. It will be smaller than Mozilla for sure and has full HTML
4.0, applets, CSS, DOM, XML etc etcregards,
Keith
“Clovis” <> nationaliste@sympatico.ca> > wrote in message
news:> 3BCDBA2D.90163365@sympatico.ca> …“Mi¶ Uszatek” a écrit :
Hi !
Does anyone know where to find mozilla browser port for QNX 6. I used
voyager but it doesn’t support CSS, Opera works unstable and doesn’thave
newsreader/email client. So I have to use Mozilla, but I can’t find it.
I’ll appreciate any help
With greetings
Paul M.http://developers.qnx.com/Ports/mozilla-0.9.2-x86-qnx.qpr
Thanks to jimnick++
–
Clovis
Previously, Ish Rattan wrote in comp.os.qnx:
The above said package is available at > www.qnx.start.com> . Is it IPfilter
of Darren Reed’s fame (latest is 3.4.21??) or from *BSD family? A little
documentation to a package’s origin will be helpful.-ishwar
Darren Reed’s ipfilter…
Yes, not up-to-date, but at least (more or less) works on QNX4/QNX6…
Probable reason of the version delay: there are serious OS-specific
modifications in the src-tree, and these changes has not been
merged-back/reintegrated into the original src-tree, so version update
is not automatic or easy…
- gyorgy
Mary Bourke wrote:
My application requires a 9600 baud, 8 bit, no parity, and no
hardware/software flow controls.Using this setup my interaction with my device is erratic.
Throw the problem back at the hardware designers.
Get the RS-232 signals checked with a breakout-box or
an oscilloscope to ensure that nothing has been
missed between design, pins and programming of same.
You only seem to need RX. TX and Ground, but find out
how all the OTHER pins are being driven - that has to
be done by the IPL or Startup code, especially on
embedded hardware.
Tom Evans
InitialSurnameAt
tennyson.com.au
“Simone Martelli - Centerweb -” <s.martelliSPAMNO@NOSPAMcenterweb.it> wrote
in message news:…
Hello World! ^___^
I’m Simon and i’m yet another italian new qnx user.
I have installed qnx 6.1 on my computer.
The Zyxel ISDN TA Omni.net USB work on qnx?
i’m searchin the faq of this newsgroup but i don’t find it.
Thank you.
Simone Martelli
http://www.centerweb.it
http://www.freebooks.it
http://www.internetmail.it
“Usenet is a strange place.” - Dennis M Ritchie, 29 July 1999.
Interesting. On my model 6631 the networking is just fine.
I’m well aware of the limitations of WinModems but I had heard some rumours
that various other OS’s were starting to get support. ie. Linux so perhaps
there is hope.
“Philipp Scheidel” <uhoq@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de> wrote in message
news:3BFD8439.2030300@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de…
Hello Matt,
sorry I probably can’t help you much in these issues except I think you
better forget the modem, AFAIK these are Win-Modems that do not have own
“intelligence” and rely on the cpu and (Windows-)drivers, but correct me
if I’m wrong. At least my modem is one of these that do not work on any
platform except Windows.I also own a Fujitsu Lifebook C-5110, and I’m interested how I can get
my PCMCIA network card (8139-based) to work. I sadly cannot find any
information about this while surfing the net, except it is listed as
“working” somewhere in the QNX hardware database. But network
configuration does not show any eth0 interface after installation of
QNX 6.1 from CD (I downloaded the qnxrtp.iso file and burned it onto
disc).Did not try Yamaha-based sound yet, as networking is of most importance
for me by now. I also have an USB-to-SCSI-connector, but I do not really
expect getting it to work.Generally I’m missing some documentation about driver installation, does
anyone here have a clue where I can find some and sources for any new
drivers ?Thanks in advance & bye,
Philipp.
Philipp Scheidel <> uhoq@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
rompetitNOSPAM@ifrance.com (Romain Petit) a écrit:
sorry, ser2
stty </dev/ser2 -echoe -echok -brkint -icrnl -osflow
The options must come before the device.
stty -echoe -echok -brkint -icrnl -osflow < /dev/ser2
–
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Q-TPS Consulting
QTPS@EarthLink.net
“Romain Petit” <rompetitNOSPAM@ifrance.com> wrote in message
news:3bfee4dc.17574362@news.free.fr…
rompetitNOSPAM@ifrance.com > (Romain Petit) a écrit:
sorry, ser2
stty </dev/ser2 -echoe -echok -brkint -icrnl -osflow
darqus:
I have DVD pioneer (SCSI) and CD-RW yamaha (SCSI). it not working >
> .
why??
did You switch the power on?
“nosi³ wilk razy kilka…”
“poniesli i wilka”
Tawez
Carole Desmarais wrote:
Alright, I will try that, thanks a lot!
“Michael Kummer” <> kummer.michael@t-online.de> > a écrit dans le message
news: Xns9163EF3FBCF87mkummer@62.153.159.134…
“Carole Desmarais” <> patben@sympatico.ca> > wrote in
news:OnjL7.18271$> op.3038186@news20.bellglobal.com> :Hey,
I just installed the QNX Realtime Platform and installed it. Everything
went fine. I’m now running QNX and Windows ME.It seems like QNX, like Linux, only supports DHCP, and not PPPoe. I had
a program from roaringpenguin.com that allowed me to fix that on Linux,
but I’m not sure if it will work or not on QNX.I’d appreciate any help you guys could give me. If you know of a PPPoe
Client that works on QNX, I’d be really grateful if you could tell me
where to get it.Thanks!
-Benjamin Destrempes
Try to get QNX 6.1, thats your friend. It works perfectly on my computer.Have a nice weekend.
Michael
Michael Kummer
Erfurt
Germany
Nevermind…I got it. 
Thanks!
-Benjamin Destrempes
Where exactly can I get it? I can’t find the File on qnx.com with
searches.
I can not find the file on the site anymore, sorry.
I posted a message to the group in response to this question, with the file
attached. For some reason it does not reach the group, though.
I’ll try later.
Wim
QNX4 is totally different from RTP (aka qNX6). Binaries for qnx4 won’t
run on qnx6 and vice-versa.
I have compiled samba 2.2.2 for qnx rtp, after making some fixes, you
may download it from qnxstart.com (if it goes up sometime!)Oh yes, I have already tried to run samba for qnx 4 on qnx rtp >
> It wasn’t
a good idea
THX for advice.
BTW
What’s going on with qnxstart.com ? I’s always down. There are so few nice
sites for qnx users and my favorite doesn’t work.
((
With best wishes,
Paul M.
On Sun, 25 Nov 2001 01:16:11 GMT, darqus <darqus@poczta.wp.pl> wrote:
who’s speak polisch?
Czesc Darqus,
I’m learning polish since two years, but I’m not good enough to write
newsgroup postings about QNX in polish
Nevertheless You should try to write in english in this newsgroup.
Serdeczne pozdrowienia!
Mathias
“Jinn” <sergij@mail.ru> wrote in message news:1103_1007008890@server.sos…
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 09:42:28 +0000 (UTC), "Giuseppe " <> juppe@inwind.it> > wrote:
I have a serious problem to connect a Qnx client to a WinNT4 Server
using ppp via modem. The connection go down after that I start pppd on the
client (RAS Server on NT work very well with Windows client) returning the “NO
CARRIER”
I have used either qtalk and dialer utility with the same problem!
I have tried to connect windows as client with Qnx and there was no problem!
It is possible to connect a Qnx client on WindowsNT via modem and ppp?
thanks very much
\Posted from [213.213.71.66]
via Mailgate.ORG Server - > http://www.Mailgate.ORGYes, it is possible… And the following is true for all versions of QNX (4.2x, 6.x)…
Firstly, you should check your ‘/etc/ppp/options’ file for presense the string
user YOUR_USER_NAME_AT_WIN_NT_SERVER
by default, the pppd daemon will use your hostname (applied to Sock[l]et).
Secondly, in ‘/etc/ppp/pap-secrets’ add the following string (if the file is absent, create new one)
YOUR_USER_NAME_AT_WIN_NT_SERVER * YOUR_USER_PASSWORD_AT_WIN_NT_SERVER
(if one of user’s name either user’s password contains special symbols, quote it with " (double quote) symbol)
Surely, you could do it when you’ve log on as root, since ‘/etc/ppp/pap-secrets’ should have root/root as owner
and 600 as mode… For more info see help on ‘pppd’…
I have tried to do in this way but the connect still go down…
My ppp options file is:
debug
/dev/ser2
9600
#receive-all
#10.16.60.151:10.16.60.150
#connect “\d\c”
#name maintenance
#remotename user
user maintenance
modem
#lock
crtscts
auth
defaultroute
#noipdefault
#asyncmap 0
#proxyarp
lcp-echo-interval 30
lcp-echo-failure 4
idle 600
noipx
my pap-secrets file is:
maintenance * pippo
The Qnx Client have the static IP: 10.16.60.151
The NT Server have the static IP: 10.16.60.150 without DHCP Server.
The windows NT can authenticate the user maintenance with password pippo.
My etc/hosts file is:
Host Database
This file should contain the addresses and aliases
for local hosts that share this file.
It is used only for “ifconfig” and other operations
before the nameserver is started.
127.1 localhost localhost.my.domain
Imaginary network.
#10.2 myname.my.domain myname
#10.3 myfriend.my.domain myfriend
#198.9.200.1 node1
#208.159.255.245 node1
#10.0.0.1 node1
10.16.60.151 node1
#192.9.202.226 node1
192.9.202.227 sts01
192.9.202.222 cdc132
my /etc/resolv.conf file is:
domain WORKGROUP
nameserver 10.16.60.150
domain capgemini.it
nameserver 208.159.250.2
#domain domain
#domain Berkeley.Edu
#nameserver 128.32.0.4
#nameserver 128.32.0.10
Finally my test script that launch qtalk:
trap ‘’ 1 2 3 15
/bin/Dev.ser -N/dev/ser2 -b 9600 2f8,3 &
PORT=/dev/ser2
saveterm="$(stty -g < $PORT)"
stty baud=9600 bits=8 stopb=1 par=none +raw < $PORT
sleep 2
slay Socket
/usr/ucb/Socket -p1 node1 &
#tinit -c /bin/modem -T $PORT &
#CNT=5
#while [ $CNT -gt 1 ]
#do
sleep 1
echo “CLIENTSERVER” > $PORT
CNT=expr $CNT - 1
#done
run pppd
#/usr/ucb/pppd $PORT
qtalk -m $PORT
after that I press ctrl-A and I run pppd
\
end
stty $saveterm < $PORT
That’s all!!!
is It all correct or not?
The problem is that the ppp don’t execute the connect to the NT:
in syslog file I have seen that the ppp send the packet without receiving
any valid packet from NT after go timeout end then hangup the line.
Thanks
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First of all add option ‘kdebug 25’ to pppd and take a look into your syslogd’s files (did you setup it properly?). There would be a
reason of disconnection from WinNT.
And here are my files:
$ cat /etc/ppp/options
modem
crtscts
defaultroute
user pppuser
$ cat /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
pppuser * ppppass
To dial-out from command line I use ‘modem’ (I don’t know why but ‘pppd’ and ‘chat’ together cannot dial-out well…):
$ on -t /dev/ser2 modem -b57600 -p1234567 -cpppd
That’s all for me. BTW, remember to allow non-encrypted passwords on WinNT Remote Access Service or you won’t be able to
connect at all.
Yes, but 6.0 or 6.1?
–
Bill Caroselli – 1(530) 510-7292
Q-TPS Consulting
QTPS@EarthLink.net
“Frederic Filion” <frederic.filion@genisys.qc.ca> wrote in message
news:170d9d9eed45387bf5a23f9539e7e4f8.47985@mygate.mailgate.org…
“John Zigrang” <> jtz@interworld.net> > wrote in message
news:> 3BFED35E.961E65D5@interworld.net> …You can look at > www.arcom.cc > for mediagx SBC. This Arcom SBC come with QNX
Neutrino
and respond at you’re required specifications. I never used this SBC with
QNX
but
I used this one with dos application and work fine. Now I’m working on
project.
This application will run on this SBC with QNX neutrino.Freud
I am looking for a PC104 and/or SBC board for embedded applications as
follows:16MBytes of Flash used a file system
16MBytes or more for DRam
Flat Panel LCD interface
2 Serial Ports
USB
Floppy Drive interface
EIDE Interface.This must have QNX 6.1 with patch A working.
We will be running a very small application under Photon.
Small form factor is a must.
John Zigrang
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