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QNX Hypervisor Virtualization Software

Consolidate diverse embedded systems with different reliability and security requirements onto a single system on a chip (SoC) with the QNX Hypervisor. You can also move unmodified legacy code onto the latest hardware simply by running it in an appropriately configured hypervisor virtual machine.

Just as easily, you can innovate with Android™ and Linux. With guest OSs safely and securely contained in QNX Hypervisor virtual machines, you can run the apps and services you need with the OSs you choose.

With the QNX Hypervisor, you’ll implement the features your designs require, on the OSs you prefer, all while reducing system power consumption, the need for thermal dissipation and costs of both initial development and long-term ownership.

The QNX Hypervisor at a Glares

Guest OS Support

Run unmodified guests:

Linux
Android
QNX Neutrino RTOS
QNX OS for Safety

Processor Support

64-bit support for the latest ARMv8 and x86-64 SoCs

Security

Access control lists (ACLs)
Mandatory Access Control (process privileges)
Isolation and separation of guests
No root mode vulnerable to malicious exploitation

Configuration

Supports thin (event handler) implementation or full-featured OS implementation
Guest access to Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) tables and Flattened Device Trees (FDTs)
Easily-modified, cascading configuration files

Networking

Guest-to-guest
Guest-to-hypervisor
Guest-to-world

Memory Sharing

Guest-to-guest
Guest-to-hypervisor

Devices

Assignable to a guest or to the hypervisor
Configurable device sharing
Pass-through physical devices
Extensive library of virtual devices for ARMv8 and x86-64 platforms
Para-vinualized devices build to VirtlO specifications
Support for custom virtual devices

Development

Fully-documented virtualization API
Virtual device examples with source code
VirtlO pars-virtualization support

Documentation

User's Guide (includes virtualization basics, virtual machine and device configuration, debugging and Performance tuning)
Virtual Device Developer's Guide
Virtual Device Developer's API Reference

QNX Hypervisor for Safety

QNX OS for Safety plus QNX Hypervisor virtualization extensions and virtual machines
Certified to IEC 61508 SIL 3 and ISO 26262 ASIL D
Certified libc, libm (mathlibs), and SMMU, hypervisor and virtual device interfaces
Certified SMMU manager (SMMUMAN)
Safety Manual
Hazard and Risk Analysis
Safety Case
Release Notes