How to install QNX operating system on Beaglebone blak

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After two days of hard work, I finally implemented the porting of the QNX operating system on Beaglebone Black. During this period, I referred to a lot of information on the Internet and took some detours. The following is a record of the process. 1. Preparation of Beaglebone Black: First, prepare Beaglebone Black and peripheral devices. I use a 32G memory card, which is enough. The peripheral devices I use are: 5V power supply, a serial port to USB cable, and an Internet cable. No HDMI cable is used. 2. Prepare SD card Prepare a 2G or 4G SD card, empty the SD card, and then create a FAT32 partition on it and set it as the boot partition. Most of the posts I saw online were about setting up the system on UBUNTU. I myself completed the above work on Windows. The specific steps are as follows: Download the formatting toolFormatting from WindowsTo format an SD card from Windows for use with the AM/OMAP bootloader: download the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool from: http://www.sysanalyser.com/sp27213.exe Run the downloaded file to install the tool Insert MMC/SD card into the card reader. Launch the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool. Select FAT32 as File System. Click on Start. After formatting is done Click OK. If the above steps are unclear, please refer to the following link: http://community.qnx.com/sf/wiki ... OMAP_boot_resources 3. Prepare MLO and U-BOOT.BIN Download the MLO program and U-Boot.bin program from the address specified on the QNX official website. The link address is as follows: http://community.qnx.com/sf/wiki ... i/TiAm335Beaglebone After opening the page, find the following text and click the MLO link and U-BOOT.BIN link to download MLO and U-BOOT.BIN Bootloader modules Click on the links to download MLO and U-BOOT.BIN After downloading MLO and U-BOOT.BIN, copy these two files to the formatted SD boot partition. Then copy the MLO file and U-BOOT.BIN to the boot partition of the SD card. Note that you must copy the MLO file first. After this step, you can perform phased testing: Insert the prepared SD card into the SD card slot of the Beaglebone Black. Connect the serial port of the PC and the Beaglebone Black (I used a serial port to USB cable). Power on the Beaglebone Black. Welcome to QNX Neutrino 6.6.0 on the Texas Instruments AM335x BeagleBone (ARMv7 Cortex-A8 core) - Board Starting MMC/SD driver... starting I2C driver... starting WDT reset utility... starting Board ID driver... Board ID header: ee3355aa name: A335BNLT version: t ue serial: EMD503514... config: Setting OS Clock from on-board RTC Sat Jan 01 00:00:00 GMT 2000 Starting USB OTG Host driver... Path=0 - omap target=0 lun=0 Direct-Access(0) - SDMMC: SA32G Rev: 8.1 Starting SPI driver... Starting network driver... starting leds driver... Setting environment variables... done. Starting Screen Graphics... done. Starting HDMI Audio driver... # # ls bin etc proc tmp var dev lib sbin usr If there is a problem with the serial port debugging window configuration, refer to step 5 below for the QNX Momentics Terminal window configuration section. If this step fails, you should check the previous steps to see if there is a problem formatting the SD card or copying files.

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When porting the qnx system 6.5.0sp1 version, the prebuilt ifs system in the bsp can run successfully, but the ifs system compiled by myself keeps restarting. Does anyone know why?