hey doug, thanks for reply.
yes I lready did and also found that, lets say … claim
QNX support did not respond yet and the links on their pages on that topic all end dead on foundry 27.
first glance it looks that there is something going on but nothing to find after some digging.
regarding QNX I wonder in what situation they are at all currently. After being sold to RIM ist there still interest in other embedded market, than automotive and mobile communication?
Several emails to sales for quotes and services for technical issues are not been responded.
hey doug, thanks for reply.
yes I lready did and also found that, lets say … claim
QNX support did not respond yet and the links on their pages on that topic all end dead on foundry 27.
first glance it looks that there is something going on but nothing to find after some digging.
I had only clicked through a couple of those links when I found I needed to register with them. So I guess you were able to register and get an account but you’re saying those links are server 404 errors?
That should probably be brought up with their webmaster and/or posted to another forum regarding the forum support and not “technical support” as in QNX tech support. It would be quite strange that they would link to download images and not have functioning images available.
regarding QNX I wonder in what situation they are at all currently. After being sold to RIM ist there still interest in other embedded market, than automotive and mobile communication?
This may be the only thing they will have left of value as their phone/communicator business faulters. IIRC I saw an automotive control system vendor state they were going to QNX. It does have a market.
Several emails to sales for quotes and services for technical issues are not been responded.
if the question was if they support the BeagleBone and they don’t know their links and support pages are non-functional then they might be swamped with other “technical” issues instead of thinking they just need to point out they have pages stating the support is there. As you stated your question in this forum and how quickly I found that they state specifically supporting Beaglebone I wondered what ‘work’ you really did to find the answer. It looked pretty obvious there was support.
yes I did register and there are broken links and I already posted this to QNX, as said without response.
finding the beagleboard or BBB on the support page without any further info or data, does not convince me that they are really supporting it in the basic manner of understanding the word support or that thei have anything working there. All this could be circumstantial. What bothers me, ist that the community on this topic seems to be quite small, if exintent at all.
Yea I spend quite a time now in investigating this issue and yes there ist some hints to find, but no substential data, or real source.
Best hope for now ist that foudry27 fixes the links and there might me a whole new world behind it
I am seeing the broken links now … If anyone wants the BSP, let me know. It also contains a prebuilt image. I am interested in using QNX on the BBB, but lack the skills to put together a flashable uSD.
it would be good to have at least something to get started but finally it is imperative that QNX supports this issue. Without any official release and/or support I would not use the QNX OS at all.
Two days ago I got response from QNX Germany Support. The answer was a question what I want do to with the BSP.
If you dont care about the boot time .
You can boot with u-boot from sd card . then , load ifs to 0x81000000
Also , you can add fdisk to your own ifs , when boot up , use fdisk and mkqnx6fs on eMMC
You can use dd to write ifs in to /dev/hd0 , and when boot up , mount eMMC as rootfs .