• If you download an installer from our website, make sure that its checksum matches that given on the website. We post CRC and MD5 checksums with the packages in the Download area on our website. On Unix-style OSs (e.g., QNX Neutrino, Linux), you can use the cksum utility to calculate the CRC checksum. Microsoft doesn't support such utilities on Windows, but they're available from third parties.
• There are several QNX Development License streams that govern how the QNX SDK for Apps and Media can be used in different situations. The key on your license certificate will cause the appropriate license agreement to be displayed when you install the product; that development license governs your use of the product.

  Once you've installed the QNX SDK for Apps and Media, you'll find a copy of all the license agreements in base_directory/install/qnx-sdk/1.1, where base_directory is where you installed the software.

  For more information about licensing, visit the Licensing area of http://www.qnx.com, where you'll find details on our licensing model, types of licenses, etc., or email licensing@qnx.com.

• For information about features and known issues, see the release notes. For the most up-to-date version of the release notes, go to our website, http://www.qnx.com, log in to your myQNX account, and then go to the Download area.
• If you installed QNX SDP 6.6 as an administrator, you must install this product as an administrator; if you installed QNX SDP 6.6 as a non-administrator, you must install this product as a non-administrator. Otherwise, the installer claims that you haven't installed QNX SDP.
• If you're running selinux (secure Linux), disable it before installing this product. Otherwise, after you've entered the license key and clicked Next, the installation will fail with this error:

  java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no qnxlic in java.library.path

• In order to run the installer and the IDE on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit, you need to install the 32-bit libraries:

  sudo apt-get install ia32-libs 

  Answer Yes to all the questions. (Ref# 70567, J237671)

• In order to run the installer on Red Hat 6.4 64-bit, you need to install the 32-bit libraries:

  yum install redhat-lsb.i686  

  (Ref# 393526)

Host OS:

• Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 64-bit
• Ubuntu Workstation 12.04 LTS 64-bit
• Ubuntu Workstation 12.04 LTS 32-bit

After you've installed the QNX SDK for Apps and Media once, you can run the installer unattended on other machines:

1. Run the installer in graphical mode to generate a response file:

   ./installer-name –r path/installer-responses.txt

2. Use the response file to do further installations in unattended mode:

   ./installer-name –f path/installer-responses.txt –i silent

To set up the environment in a command shell, run the following command:

source base_directory/qnx660-env.sh

where base_directory is where you installed QNX SDP (see "Determining your base directory," below). If you can't remember where you installed this product, search for qnx660-env.sh. This file is in the base directory.

To uninstall this product, do the following:

1. Go to a directory outside the base_directory directory (see "Determining your base directory," below) and run the uninstaller:

   base_directory/install/qnx-sdk/1.1/uninstaller   

If you have a command shell with the environment set up for the QNX SDK for Apps and Media, you can determine the base directory by using the qconfig command. For example:

$ qconfig
QNX Installations 

  Installation Name: QNX Software Development Platform 6.6
            Version: 6.6.0
     Base Directory: /home/my_userid/qnx660
           QNX_HOST: /home/my_userid/qnx660/host/linux/x86
         QNX_TARGET: /home/my_userid/qnx660/target/qnx6

Additional Packages

	  Package Name: QNX SDK for Apps and Media 1.1
	       Version: 1.1
	          Base: SDP 6.6
	  Installation Path: /home/my_userid/qnx660

The base directory in this example is /home/my_userid/qnx660/, but it could be different on your machine, depending on where you installed the product.

If you don't have the environment set up, and you can't remember where you installed this product, run the following command (with sudo on systems such as Ubuntu):

find / -name "qnx660-env.sh"

This file is in the base directory.

The following additional packages for QNX SDK for Apps and Media are available as downloadable files from the QNX Download Center:

After you've installed this product, you'll find an extensive set of HTML documentation. You can read it in the Integrated Development Environment's (IDE) help system.

To start the IDE on Linux, use this command:

base_directory/run-qde.sh

On Windows, run:

base_directory\run-qde.vbs

where base_directory is where you installed the software.

When you click the entry for the QNX SDK for Apps and Media, you'll see a table in the right pane that will help guide you through the documentation.

For the latest version of the documentation, see http://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/.

To obtain technical support for any QNX product, visit the Support area on our website (www.qnx.com). You'll find a wide range of support options, including community forums.