Can QNX RTP be embedded on a Radisys board?
If so, What are the necessary steps?
Previously, Bill at Sierra Design wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Can QNX RTP be embedded on a Radisys board?
Quite likely. What are the specs on the board?
I have a board here that RTP is running on.
If so, What are the necessary steps?
Does it have Compact Flash, Disk on chip? With more
info about the board I might be able to send you some
general steps for embedding that may be helpful.
We have a QNX 4 product that runs on a Radisys board. It has a modified
BIOS that has a minumal Proc built in. It also has an Efsys.radisys modual
that QSSL helped us make long before I got here. The Efsys.radisys module
mounts a root directory that is built into other EPROMs. All we ever do is
modify is the other EPROMs.
The Radisys board we use is PFS-095.
Chris Foran <cforan@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Previously, Bill at Sierra Design wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Can QNX RTP be embedded on a Radisys board?Quite likely. What are the specs on the board?
I have a board here that RTP is running on.If so, What are the necessary steps?
Does it have Compact Flash, Disk on chip? With more
info about the board I might be able to send you some
general steps for embedding that may be helpful.
“Bill at Sierra Design” <BC@SierraDesign.com> wrote in message
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We have a QNX 4 product that runs on a Radisys board. It has a modified
BIOS that has a minumal Proc built in. It also has an Efsys.radisys
modual
BIOS with proc in it. That’s cool. I wondered if that was possible.
These
guys are trying to put a small linux kernel in their bios:
http://www.acl.lanl.gov/linuxbios/
that QSSL helped us make long before I got here. The Efsys.radisys module
mounts a root directory that is built into other EPROMs. All we ever do
is
modify is the other EPROMs.The Radisys board we use is PFS-095.
I suspect RTP would be easier to run on this than QNX4
Chris Foran <> cforan@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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Previously, Bill at Sierra Design wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Can QNX RTP be embedded on a Radisys board?Quite likely. What are the specs on the board?
I have a board here that RTP is running on.If so, What are the necessary steps?
Does it have Compact Flash, Disk on chip? With more
info about the board I might be able to send you some
general steps for embedding that may be helpful.
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Chris Foran <cforan@qnx.com> wrote in message
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“Bill at Sierra Design” <> BC@SierraDesign.com> > wrote in message
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We have a QNX 4 product that runs on a Radisys board. It has a modified
BIOS that has a minumal Proc built in. It also has an Efsys.radisys
modualBIOS with proc in it. That’s cool. I wondered if that was possible.
These
guys are trying to put a small linux kernel in their bios:
Well the only additional comment I’ll make is that Proc is not IN the BIOS.
But it is in the same EPROM. As far as I know, this is something that QSSL
taught us how to do.