Does HyperV not have a VMWare import function? I'd be surprise if it doesn't.
For the most part there is nothing VMWare-specific about the image. The main issue when migrating between hypervisors is
 the format of the virtual disk.

(There are some exceptions, such as graphics and networking, but graphics is not currently supported in VMWare anyway, 
and networking is fairly standardized.)

--Elad
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From: Étienne Bérubé [community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: September-16-19 11:54 PM
To: ostech-core_os
Subject: Installing QNX with Hyper-V [Student]

Hi,

I am using QNX for a University class. I have Hyper-V installed (using Docker for other classes). I know QNX has VMware 
images to install . However, Hyper-V and Vmware cannot run side-by-side. Therefore, is it possible to have an iso of the
 RTOS Neutrino to run? I would like to avoid rebooting my computer and deisabling Hyper-V between each of my assignments
.

Thank you



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Hi Étienne,

I'm wondering what version of QNX SDP  you need? 6.5 or 7.0?

For 6.5, the ISO can be found at: http://www.qnx.com/download/feature.html?programid=23647
For 7.0, I don't see any prebuilt ISO yet, but SDP 7 has an evaluation version, which can be found at http://blackberry.
qnx.com/en/sdp7/sdp70_download.
Your school might have access to that. Basically once the SDP 7 installed (either directly on your computer or in a VM, 
e.g. a Linux VM), you'd then be able to build images yourself, which can be used with QEMU, instead of VMware (If the 
problem was because Hyper-v running underneath).

Would this way work for you? Let me know if you need help on this.