Step 2: Transfer the system image to the target.

You now have to transfer the image hello.ifs to the target system. If your target is a PC, the most universal method of booting is to make a bootable floppy diskette.

Note: If you're developing on a platform that has TCP/IP networking and connectivity to your target, you may be able to boot your Neutrino target system using a BOOTP server. For details, see the "BOOTP section" in the Customizing IPL Programs chapter in Building Embedded Systems.

If your development system is QNX Neutrino, transfer your image to a floppy by issuing this command:

dinit -f hello.ifs /dev/fd0

If your development system is Windows NT or Windows 95/98, transfer your image to a floppy by issuing this command:

dinit -f hello.ifs a: