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Installing QNX

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SAJChurchey:
I've tried installing QNX, and I know it can install itself on an existing FAT partition in addition to another Windows installation, but I couldn't figure out how to do this.  How can I install a QNX directory (seperate installatoin) on an existing FAT partition?  And what would I do to configure GEUB to handle booting into it?

Kintaro:
I dont think it would work on a FAT partition. But then again I know about as much about QNX as george bush would.

SAJChurchey:
QNX has the ability to install itself in a seperate QNX directory on a FAT32 partition.  I don't know if it does NTFS or not.  

It's kinda liky Cygwin only you can boot into a GUI-based *nix system instead of emulating one.

Kintaro:
YOUR PERSONALLY RESSPONISBLE for the entire strip to be washed away, clensed, as if gallons of rubbing alcohol flowed thru the strip and was set on fire.
It didnt just singe the hair it made it straight.

Then perry ellis came with his broom and his silk
and he errected a buetiful city

a city of stars.

Kintaro:

--- Quote from: SAJChurchey ---QNX has the ability to install itself in a seperate QNX directory on a FAT32 partition.  I don't know if it does NTFS or not.  

It's kinda liky Cygwin only you can boot into a GUI-based *nix system instead of emulating one.
--- End quote ---

or umsdos fs

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