I just thought i would install and try QNX on my BP6 dual Celeron card. So
it runs fine, but only one of the cpu’s are used.
So i try to make a new “kernel” using the qnxbasesmp.build script like this:
“mkifs qnxbasesmp.build .boot”.
After this i move the file to the root and reboot the computer.
Now just as the “kernel” has got loaded and it is trying to start scanning
my ide bus it just shuts down the computer.
It happens every time… good thing there is the .altboot kernel in there.
So… to the question. What have i done wrong ?? anyone have an idea ?
/Mikael ‘Nik’ Grahn - Mindkiller Systems -
“Mikael Grahn” <nik@mindkiller.com> wrote in message
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I just thought i would install and try QNX on my BP6 dual Celeron card. So
it runs fine, but only one of the cpu’s are used.
So i try to make a new “kernel” using the qnxbasesmp.build script like
this:
“mkifs qnxbasesmp.build .boot”.
After this i move the file to the root and reboot the computer.
Now just as the “kernel” has got loaded and it is trying to start scanning
my ide bus it just shuts down the computer.
It happens every time… good thing there is the .altboot kernel in there.
So… to the question. What have i done wrong ?? anyone have an idea ?
I don’t, these same step have work just fine for me.
Can you trying disabling enumerator?
How are the partion organized?
/Mikael ‘Nik’ Grahn - Mindkiller Systems -