my question should normaly easily be answered, but I don´t find anything
about this, nowhere:
Want to install qnx (latest release, downloaded and burned on bootable CD)
on a multiboot-maschine (running NT and Linux).
Everytime booting, QNX wants to install himself into a new partition and
destroys my other partition laying there. How can I tell QNX where to
install? How can I partition my harddisk by my self?
Is there a kind of partition manager inside of qnx? How can I start this
one?
Hi
i’m also novice but what i have do:
Use PQMAGIC to shrink one of my existing partitions and to make there free
space.
After installation ask me which I like to do - delete any existiong
partition or allocate all free space I have for qnx partition…
Problem I have is that I can’t boot with my favorite FreeBSD boot manager and can’t understand why …
My QNX partition is above 8 GB bariere - maybe it’s important!
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Hi everyone,
my question should normaly easily be answered, but I don´t find anything
about this, nowhere:
Want to install qnx (latest release, downloaded and burned on bootable CD)
on a multiboot-maschine (running NT and Linux).
Everytime booting, QNX wants to install himself into a new partition and
destroys my other partition laying there. How can I tell QNX where to
install? How can I partition my harddisk by my self?
Is there a kind of partition manager inside of qnx? How can I start this
one?
and can’t understand why …