RE: Minimum x86 processor requirements for Neutrino/QNX6 target system.
Does the x in x86 have a lower bound? Does it really mean 86, 186, 286, and
so forth? It looks like all the Momentics libraries were built for 386, so
I assume that is the minimum requirement. (I think that was also true for
Photon 1, but not necessarily for QNX4.)
I’m just doing a sanity check to make sure the problems I am having
booting our 486 box (with Neutrino OS images I created with Momentics PE)
are not due to something as simple as a Pentium instruction set. (The boot
dies right after printing “Hit Esc for .altboot”, no matter which build file
I have tried to use as a basis. The box works fine with QNX4/Photon1.)
RE: Minimum x86 processor requirements for Neutrino/QNX6 target system.
Does the x in x86 have a lower bound? Does it really mean 86, 186, 286,
and
so forth? It looks like all the Momentics libraries were built for 386,
so
I assume that is the minimum requirement. (I think that was also true for
Photon 1, but not necessarily for QNX4.)
I’m just doing a sanity check to make sure the problems I am having
booting our 486 box (with Neutrino OS images I created with Momentics PE)
are not due to something as simple as a Pentium instruction set. (The
boot
dies right after printing “Hit Esc for .altboot”, no matter which build
file
I have tried to use as a basis. The box works fine with QNX4/Photon1.)
I’m just doing a sanity check to make sure the problems I am having
booting our 486 box (with Neutrino OS images I created with Momentics PE)
are not due to something as simple as a Pentium instruction set. (The boot
dies right after printing “Hit Esc for .altboot”, no matter which build file
I have tried to use as a basis. The box works fine with QNX4/Photon1.)
Highly probably you have the memory problem, how much memory is in your box, how big is image and
where you put the image on memory???
I tried QNXRTP 6.0A & 486 box, worked great It’s was rumored 386 boxes also work but additionly
you have to care about FPU (there is emulator if box has no math co-CPU).
“Dale Sherwood, NYAB” <> dsherwoo@nyab.com> > wrote in message
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RE: Minimum x86 processor requirements for Neutrino/QNX6 target system.
Does the x in x86 have a lower bound? Does it really mean 86, 186, 286,
and
so forth? It looks like all the Momentics libraries were built for 386,
so
I assume that is the minimum requirement. (I think that was also true for
Photon 1, but not necessarily for QNX4.)
I’m just doing a sanity check to make sure the problems I am having
booting our 486 box (with Neutrino OS images I created with Momentics PE)
are not due to something as simple as a Pentium instruction set. (The
boot
dies right after printing “Hit Esc for .altboot”, no matter which build
file
I have tried to use as a basis. The box works fine with QNX4/Photon1.)
“Dale Sherwood, NYAB” <> dsherwoo@nyab.com> > wrote in message
news:affjjn$esh$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
RE: Minimum x86 processor requirements for Neutrino/QNX6 target system.
Does the x in x86 have a lower bound? Does it really mean 86, 186,
286,
and
so forth? It looks like all the Momentics libraries were built for
386,
so
I assume that is the minimum requirement. (I think that was also true
for
Photon 1, but not necessarily for QNX4.)
I’m just doing a sanity check to make sure the problems I am having
booting our 486 box (with Neutrino OS images I created with Momentics
PE)
are not due to something as simple as a Pentium instruction set. (The
boot
dies right after printing “Hit Esc for .altboot”, no matter which build
file
I have tried to use as a basis. The box works fine with QNX4/Photon1.)
It’s was rumored 386 boxes also work but additionly