I have tried the qnx and tucows sites to download the latest qnxrtp.iso file. However my connection
to both are painfully slow, less than 20 KB/s. Is there any other mirror that might be faster?
Thanks
/Mikael Karlsson
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Mikael Karlsson <mikkar@foi.se> wrote:
I have tried the qnx and tucows sites to download the latest qnxrtp.iso file. However my connection
to both are painfully slow, less than 20 KB/s. Is there any other mirror that might be faster?
You can try the get.qnx.de mirror or a tucows mirror that isn’t one you usually select.
I don’t recommend getting a mirror from North America, but some of the
smaller mirrors aren’t used as often.
-Adam
Thank you for your help!
I had a look at the German site, but the size of the ISO file there does not seem to match with the
July-release ISO. Tucows does not seem to mirror the QNX archive for some reason. I had a look at all
tucows sites I could find. I managed to find some other mirrors in Russia, and planetmirror.com, but they
were as slow as the other, or only had old releases.
It would be great if an official mirror could be set up in Europe, and properly linked to on the download
page at get.qnx.com.
Another suggestion for efficient distribution of the ISOs, is to zip them and split that archive up in,
say, 20 MB chunks. This would make it much easier to download the ISOs.
BTW, I managed to get the ISO, but it took the whole night…
/Mikael Karlsson
Operating System for Tech Supp wrote:
Mikael Karlsson <> mikkar@foi.se> > wrote:
I have tried the qnx and tucows sites to download the latest qnxrtp.iso file. However my connection
to both are painfully slow, less than 20 KB/s. Is there any other mirror that might be faster?You can try the get.qnx.de mirror or a tucows mirror that isn’t one you usually select.
I don’t recommend getting a mirror from North America, but some of the
smaller mirrors aren’t used as often.-Adam