QNX Neutrino 7.0 documentation update July 2018
New entries
- as
- Assembler (GNU)
- devb-nvme
- Driver for SSD devices which support NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express)
- devb-sdmmc-*
- Generic information for SDHI memory card, MMC, and eMMC drivers
- devb-ustor
- Driver for USB-based storage device
- location_manager
- Make location information available to client applications
- wdtkick
- The watchdog timer
Changed content
- devb-ahci
- Note that the startup must set up the typed memory regions that you refer to with the
mem name= option.
- dloader
- Deleted a reference to the ipl-diskpc2-ltfs loader, which is no longer
supported.
- mkqnx6fs
- Documented that the -B option writes the fs-qnx6 filesystem boot loader only (ipl-diskpc2-fsq6).
- pidin
- If you specify the -v option, the output for the B format character now includes
the process name for threads that are REPLY- or SEND-blocked.
- startup-* options
-
- There's a new -E option that you can use to
specify whether or not to apply the workaround for a specified erratum.
- There's a new -z[z] option for all 32- and 64-bit x86 targets that lets you
specify the source of the system clock.
- The -w option is no longer supported for 32-bit ARM startups.
- The -x option for 32-bit ARM targets doesn't take
addressing parameters. In addition, the option is valid only if the CPU supports
Large Physical Address Extension (LPAE).
- sysctl
- We've documented the qnx.kern.droproot command.
Errata
- dumper
- We've corrected the descriptions of the -N and -n options.
- sshd
-
- You shouldn't launch this daemon from inetd because the limit on the rate
of creating server instances (specified with the max field in inetd.conf)
could limit the number of connections and cause them to be denied.
- You need to create ECDSA and ED25519 host keys in addition to RSA and DSA ones.