Exactly what it said. I formatted my HD in all kinds of filesystems, it
still said “no qnx6 filesystems to mount”. So, I used F10 and forced a
partition install. No wonder… it seems that it works well up until the
part where it asks for the filesystem to install QNX Neutrino from. It was
blank… I think it’s because it only looks for installation media on the
IDE channels and ignores the USB place entirely. IMO this is quite a silly
decision.
Is there a way to force it to somehow see my USB CD drive? Or get it to
install from the USB drive? If this is impossible, how do I set up a network
installation? (I have a Windows computer, and one laptop awaiting QNX
installation).
Randomshinichi
Shinichi <randomshinichi@hotmail.com> wrote:
Exactly what it said. I formatted my HD in all kinds of filesystems, it
still said “no qnx6 filesystems to mount”. So, I used F10 and forced a
partition install. No wonder… it seems that it works well up until the
part where it asks for the filesystem to install QNX Neutrino from. It was
blank… I think it’s because it only looks for installation media on the
IDE channels and ignores the USB place entirely. IMO this is quite a silly
decision.
Is there a way to force it to somehow see my USB CD drive? Or get it to
install from the USB drive? If this is impossible, how do I set up a network
installation? (I have a Windows computer, and one laptop awaiting QNX
installation).
Randomshinichi
you could try manual install as discussed at
http://www.openqnx.com/PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t3212-.html