No, it is not possible. 

It isn't clear what you are trying to do, but booting Linux and booting QNX are very different things. I would guess that most of the people on this list would be quite confused as to why you might think it was possible.  As an example, would you think that grabbing chunks of Windows boot code to bring up a Linux system would work? I don't know know that it isn't, but my educated guess would be it would be impossible too. They are very different animals, just like QNX and Linux are.

Although QNX and Linux share the same POSIX API and ostensibly look very similar at the programmer level, they are quite different under the covers. The driver model is not at all similar, for example. These differences lead to QNX being much more reliable, among other unique characteristics.

Maybe if you explain why you are trying to do this, people could provide some advice on an approach that would work.

So are you saying not possible to link the Linux kernel with IFS image at all??



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