Post subject: installing on old sony vaio laptop... Posted: Nov 19, 2004 - 06:03 PM
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Hi guys...
I just downloaded 6.3.0-qnx6-200405141702.iso and made a cd. Trying to boot from this cd gives me this error: no qnx 6.1 or greater filesystems to mount. I think this error caused by the pcmcia-cdrom adapter that the system cannot find a driver for. Is there any other way to get a working qnx install onto this machine WITHOUT any usage of windows???
thx mze
evanh
Post subject:Posted: Nov 19, 2004 - 11:58 PM
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Laptops are always prone to issues and since it tripped up on the frist step, I suggest you use vmware.
mze
Post subject:Posted: Nov 20, 2004 - 01:58 PM
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well, this wouldnt be a problem. but i don't have ANY operating system running on this laptop. i managed to create a fat partition and to copy the required data to c:\Program Files\qnx\boot\fs with debian network install cdrom, but since i have no running windows system, i'm not able to run dinitw32 to create the qnx workspace.
evanh
Post subject:Posted: Nov 20, 2004 - 09:32 PM
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vmware works under linux too.
Do a search for "installing qnx from iso" or other variations, you should be able to find some exaples of how others have wiggled thier way to a booting setup.
noc
Post subject:Posted: Nov 21, 2004 - 06:02 AM
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mze wrote:
well, this wouldnt be a problem. but i don't have ANY operating system running on this laptop. i managed to create a fat partition and to copy the required data to c:\Program Files\qnx\boot\fs with debian network install cdrom, but since i have no running windows system, i'm not able to run dinitw32 to create the qnx workspace.
You can run dinitw32 on another PC to create the file and then transfer the resulting one over.
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