Hi there!
Anyone has seen the embedding SDK out there? I need to tailor QNX to a very
simple 386EX custom board. It means it’s biosless, and has only 2M flash and
512K RAM. Provided I’ve the init routine to boot and set all chip select,
I/O address, etc. How can a QNX image be builded to meet these
requirements, since the board obviously does not have a filesystem and any
other facilities?
Many thanks,
Andrea della Porta
Well, just so you know, it can be done; however, the subject (embedding
QNX) is too big to be covered (generally) in a newsgroup. I believe
that the QSSL supplied course “Realtime Programming under the QNX
Neutrino OS” has a segment on embedding QNX. If you are using Neutrino,
then this would probably be the fastest way to get up to speed.
According to their web site the next course in France (there are others
in Germany and the UK) starts on September 3rd.
Hope this helps.
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrea della Porta [mailto:adellaporta@viasatonline.it]
Posted At: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:19 AM
Posted To: qnx
Conversation: QNX on 386EX
Subject: QNX on 386EX
Hi there!
Anyone has seen the embedding SDK out there? I need to tailor QNX to a
very
simple 386EX custom board. It means it’s biosless, and has only 2M flash
and
512K RAM. Provided I’ve the init routine to boot and set all chip
select,
I/O address, etc. How can a QNX image be builded to meet these
requirements, since the board obviously does not have a filesystem and
any
other facilities?
Many thanks,
Andrea della Porta