Under QNX 4 tinit could restart any tasks that had terminated by specifying
it as a command line parameter. Under the new RTP the usage of tinit
appears to have changed, can any task be restarted with it? I looked in the
help but it appears to be more of a photon application now.
Jeff Weaver
Has this functionality been moved to another process or has it been
abandoned completely?
Jeff Weaver
“Jeff Weaver” <budgie333@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Under QNX 4 tinit could restart any tasks that had terminated by
specifying
it as a command line parameter. Under the new RTP the usage of tinit
appears to have changed, can any task be restarted with it? I looked in
the
help but it appears to be more of a photon application now.Jeff Weaver
Jeff Weaver <budgie333@hotmail.com> wrote:
Has this functionality been moved to another process or has it been
abandoned completely?
You can specify services to start in /etc/config/ttys by
using:
device commandline terminal
ie
/dev/ser1 /bin/login qansi-m
Thomas
“Jeff Weaver” <> budgie333@hotmail.com> > wrote in message
news:9le22k$c2n$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …Under QNX 4 tinit could restart any tasks that had terminated by
specifying
it as a command line parameter. Under the new RTP the usage of tinit
appears to have changed, can any task be restarted with it? I looked in
the
help but it appears to be more of a photon application now.Jeff Weaver
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