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Installing QNX on Virtual Box

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Configuration:
OS Type: QNX
Base Memory : 512 MB
Storage/IDE: 80 GB
Processor: 1
Boot Order: CD/DVD-ROM, Hard Disk
VT-x/AMD-V: Enabled
Nested Paging: Disabled
Audio/Host Driver: Windows DirectSound
Controller: ICH AC97
Network : Intel PRO/1000 T Server (Bridged adapter, Microsoft Loopback Adapter)

Installation:
Select boot option: F3 - Install QNX to a new disk partition
QNX partition: F1 to continue
License: Enter your license
EULA : F1 Accept
Choose disk: F1
Disk larger than 8.4 GB: F1 Allow the QNX partition to be anywhere on the disk
Partition Type: F1 or type 179
Partition size: F1 Use all available space
Install default location:  y
GNU Public License Utility package: y
Configuration information...following file:
Remove media:

On reboot:
phgrafx:
- Display : 1
- Driver: svga
- Color Mode: 32K (+1 bit alpha)
- Resolution: 800x600
- Refresh: 60Hz
- Cursor: Hardware

Observed that Photon GUI is faster with vesabios driver

~ts
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