I read here and there some comments about it,
but no formal installation notes to do so.
So would you kinda please tell us, what is needed to do such an installation
?
I have to run this on a Elan104 Arcom Board with a small compact HD
and a temporary attached floppy and CD drive.
I really do not which to have RtP running on top of QNX 4.2x
It’s for a University Real-Time Lab.
Fred.
Fred <fprog@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
: I read here and there some comments about it,
: but no formal installation notes to do so.
: So would you kinda please tell us, what is needed to do such an installation
: ?
: I have to run this on a Elan104 Arcom Board with a small compact HD
: and a temporary attached floppy and CD drive.
: I really do not which to have RtP running on top of QNX 4.2x
: It’s for a University Real-Time Lab.
: Fred.
You need to boot from the CD with the .iso provided. This is your only
option at this time for the partition install.
When the RTP installed on a qnx partition the RTP does not run
ontop of QNX 4.2x. It just occupies the /boot/fs directory,
uses .altboot (or .boot if you wish) and it’s filesystem occupies
/boot/fs/root.qfs file mounting your QNX partition as /fs/hd?-qnx4-?
Mike Shane
QA, QNX
mshane@qnx.com
With the CD burned with CD creator 4
and the QMakeDsk floppy disk.
It worked fine, I deleted Type 79 (RtP Beta)
and then install it without any problem.
Fred.
Michael Shane wrote in message <8ra3td$kff$3@nntp.qnx.com>…
Fred <> fprog@users.sourceforge.net> > wrote:
: I read here and there some comments about it,
: but no formal installation notes to do so.: So would you kinda please tell us, what is needed to do such an
installation
: ?: I have to run this on a Elan104 Arcom Board with a small compact HD
: and a temporary attached floppy and CD drive.: I really do not which to have RtP running on top of QNX 4.2x
: It’s for a University Real-Time Lab.
: Fred.
You need to boot from the CD with the .iso provided. This is your only
option at this time for the partition install.
When the RTP installed on a qnx partition the RTP does not run
ontop of QNX 4.2x. It just occupies the /boot/fs directory,
uses .altboot (or .boot if you wish) and it’s filesystem occupies
/boot/fs/root.qfs file mounting your QNX partition as /fs/hd?-qnx4-?Mike Shane
QA, QNX
mshane@qnx.com
Fred <fprog@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
: With the CD burned with CD creator 4
: and the QMakeDsk floppy disk.
: It worked fine, I deleted Type 79 (RtP Beta)
: and then install it without any problem.
That’s great! I hope you enjoy testing QNXRTP Beta.
: Fred.
: Michael Shane wrote in message <8ra3td$kff$3@nntp.qnx.com>…
:>Fred <fprog@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
:>: I read here and there some comments about it,
:>: but no formal installation notes to do so.
:>
:>: So would you kinda please tell us, what is needed to do such an
: installation
:>: ?
:>
:>: I have to run this on a Elan104 Arcom Board with a small compact HD
:>: and a temporary attached floppy and CD drive.
:>
:>: I really do not which to have RtP running on top of QNX 4.2x
:>
:>: It’s for a University Real-Time Lab.
:>
:>: Fred.
:>
:>
:>You need to boot from the CD with the .iso provided. This is your only
:>option at this time for the partition install.
:>When the RTP installed on a qnx partition the RTP does not run
:>ontop of QNX 4.2x. It just occupies the /boot/fs directory,
:>uses .altboot (or .boot if you wish) and it’s filesystem occupies
:>/boot/fs/root.qfs file mounting your QNX partition as /fs/hd?-qnx4-?
:>
:>Mike Shane
:>QA, QNX
:>mshane@qnx.com