I am using CodeWarrior on Windows2000 and developing QNXRTP applications.
I was wondering if there is a windows utility that provides a remote shell to a
QNXRTP node?
Could I run the telnet daemon on the QNX node and then run Win2k’s telnet, is
that possible?
mk
Of course.
“mixalhs” <mkonstan@watfast.uwaterloo.ca> wrote in message
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I am using CodeWarrior on Windows2000 and developing QNXRTP applications.
I was wondering if there is a windows utility that provides a remote shell
to a
QNXRTP node?
Could I run the telnet daemon on the QNX node and then run Win2k’s telnet,
is
that possible?mk
Rennie Allen <rennieallen@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Of course.
“mixalhs” <> mkonstan@watfast.uwaterloo.ca> > wrote in message
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I am using CodeWarrior on Windows2000 and developing QNXRTP
applications.
I was wondering if there is a windows utility that provides a remote
shell
to a QNXRTP node?
Windows telnetd (might be caled something else) service in the Resourse Kit.
V I think your ‘Of course’ was for down here V
Could I run the telnet daemon on the QNX node and then run Win2k’s
telnet,
is
that possible?mk
Mixalhs,
Telnet has been built into windows for quite a long time now. You can start it
from a dos-box or the “run” prompt. It is not a very elegant port of telnet but it
will do the job just fine. I use it from Win98 to execute makefiles on the RTP
system.
You mentioned that you are using Code Warrior for RTP development. I was told by a
salesman at QNX that Code Warrior only supports QNX4 only about 3 weeks ago and
that it did not support RTP (QNX6) ((NTO)) etc… am I missing something here ?
How long have you been using Code Warrior with RTP ? That is the reason I am
still editing source code in windows.
FibreBoy
mixalhs wrote:
I am using CodeWarrior on Windows2000 and developing QNXRTP applications.
I was wondering if there is a windows utility that provides a remote shell to a
QNXRTP node?
Could I run the telnet daemon on the QNX node and then run Win2k’s telnet, is
that possible?mk
“FibreBoy” <fibreboy777@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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You mentioned that you are using Code Warrior for RTP development. I was
told by a
salesman at QNX that Code Warrior only supports QNX4 only about 3 weeks
ago and
that it did not support RTP (QNX6) ((NTO)) etc… am I missing something
here ?
How long have you been using Code Warrior with RTP ? That is the reason
I am
still editing source code in windows.
I think you have this backwards. Code Warrior only supports Neutrino, not
QNX4.
Rennie
On 26 Feb 2001 07:23:18 GMT, mkonstan@watfast.uwaterloo.ca (mixalhs)
wrote:
Could I run the telnet daemon on the QNX node and then run Win2k’s telnet, is
that possible?
Yep. Another option is to run “phindows” on your Win2K machine. I’m
running it under WinNT against QNX6 and apart from one small issue
with resizing the shelf it works perfectly. It gives me a 1600x1200
QNX GUI desktop as an application on my NT machine; across the 100Mbit
LAN it’s really very useable.
Andrew.
Rennie Allen a écrit :
“FibreBoy” <> fibreboy777@hotmail.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3A9B2464.AE6A3EA1@hotmail.com> …
You mentioned that you are using Code Warrior for RTP development. I was
told by a
salesman at QNX that Code Warrior only supports QNX4 only about 3 weeks
ago and
that it did not support RTP (QNX6) ((NTO)) etc… am I missing something
here ?
How long have you been using Code Warrior with RTP ? That is the reason
I am
still editing source code in windows.I think you have this backwards. Code Warrior only supports Neutrino, not
QNX4.Rennie
I think, Yes, because QNX4 was using Watcom tool chain.
Alain.