Download "QNX Audrey Platform" with QNX USB support here (updated link).
You download jukebox-usb1.zip and the image is jukebox.usb1-1.
When you unzip the image size should be 16,515,072 bytes.
Archive your previous "QNX Audrey Platform" image, because it's no longer available for download.

Download "Another QNX Image" V.4-0 here (updated link).
You download jukebox1.zip and the current image is jukebox4-0.cf.
When you unzip the image size should be 16,515,072 bytes.
Archive your previous "Another QNX Image", because it's no longer available for download.

Download "Audrey on Steroids" with DateBook, Addressbook and shelf apps here (updated link).
You download jukebox-audrey.zip and the image is jukebox.audrey1-1.
When you unzip the image size should be 16,515,072 bytes.
Archive your previous "Audrey on Steroids" image, because it's no longer available for download.

Thanks to audreyhacking.com the download count for all 3 versions combined is now over 15,000.

Coming from original Audrey these images contain up to over 200 modifications each, such as hacks, app installs, lib installs, dll installs, new configs and tweaks. Describing these mods would require a minimum of 5000 lines of text.

Which image you use has to do with your needs for Audrey. All images are stable and reliable. Small fixes are available in my Audrey Repository for all my image versions.
While Another QNX Image" is most commonly used, QNX Audrey Platform with QNX USB support is a must for the installation of USB devices that are not supported by original Audrey. All QNX 6.1 supported devices can be successfully installed on V.USB1-1 too. For more information about V.USB1-1, click here. Both have the same ease of use for ethernet and modem users, while all original Audrey supported hardware will work "out of the box". Both versions are indentical in structure, performance and ease of use, while USB1-1 is fully prepared for an upgrade to new QNX versions as soon as they become available. Datebook, AddressBook and Channels are deleted.
DateBook and AddresBook users will find "Audrey on Steroids" their only choice, since the other 2 images don't support Palm syncing. "Audrey on Steroids" is basically the same as original Audrey with some added features: new desktop, Shelf menu, Editor, vncviewer, Led Control, keyboards, Shut Down and more. Original Audrey apps work with buttons, Shelf has its own apps and wm pop-up menu exits kojak apps and does some other things. Channels are deleted.

The problems with MP3 playing from a share are resolved by ghansah by changing the priority and starting original phjuke as follows: nice -n-5 phjuke (no space between -n-5). The nice utility is included in V.USB1-1 and you can download nice from my Audrey Repository for V.4-0. I recommend you download davinci27's new phjuke for use with all platforms.

What's in "QNX Audrey Platform" with QNX USB Support V.1-1

• The most versatile QNX Audrey platform currently available and highly customizable for demanding users as an extra. For the rest this image is identical in setup, looks and ease of use as "Another QNX Image" V.4-0 with the exact same apps installed. See V.4-0 for a full description of the installed apps
• Regular storage space available 1.6 megs and 3.8 megs in /tmp
• QNX 6.1 network setup installed
• QNX 6.1 USB setup installed. All QNX supported USB devices are supported with "out of the box" support for klsi nics, Microsoft and MAC mice, keyboards and standard Audrey Canon printers
• Installed already are nice and renice to set and change priorities of running apps
• Advanced users can customize Audrey now with available downloads in my Audrey Repository such as network setups for klsi, pegasus, tiny or full tcpip stack, ppoed, network utilities, Spooler Ctrl and more
• Click here for version USB1-1 manual. All original Audrey hardware is supported "out of the box"

This image allows you to use Audrey as a stand alone internet appliance with more possibilties we ever thought possible when we took Audrey new out of the box. And If you have a LAN share available you have a nice platform to do more customizing yourself and add apps from a share. When a new QNX version becomes available I will update this USB1-1 version for use with more supported USB devices. Next step will be to hook up a USB storage device with Audrey.

What's in "Audrey on Steroids" V.1-1

• Identical in structure as original Audrey, but with the same looks as my other images and as a platform highly customizable from my Audrey Repository
• Regular storage space available 2.7 megs and 4 megs in /tmp
• new intro that blends in with the desktop thanks to Mike
• new shelf windows style resolving all network problems some users had
• new files compressed, Browser removed, more storage space available
• voyager starts minimized in shelf at boot, needed for mail
• set your prefered home page in voyager Edit/Preferences/Information. At least temporarely I suggest http://www.prins.net/audrey/downloads.html (my Audrey Repository). When not in use run voyager minimized in shelf at all times to prevent the famous blue screen in mail
• audio plugins in voyager installed
• apps open with focus, colors now yellow active, blue inactive
• time set properly in Audrey and shelf
• apps included: Mail, Datebook, AddressBook, Palm Sync, ActionPalette, Terminal, Voyager, Editor, Mixer, Picture Frame, Paint, Neutrino Sin!, Shelf Cfg, Led On, Blink, Off, Share, Reboot, Shutdown, keyboards and vncviewer. Buttons, Shelf and wm pop-up menu (press Paste - Enter) work together to handle all apps
• customize your Audrey now with available downloads in my Audrey Repository such as MP3 playing with MediaPlayer or MP3 Player, RealPlayer, CallerID, AlarmClock, Calculator, Image Viewer, SoundRecorder and Snapshot
• no manual necessary because for the rest it's still good old orginal Audrey

What's new in "Another QNX Image" V.4-0

• Identical in structure and looks as V.USB1-1, but without additional QNX USB support
• Regular storage space available 2 megs and 3.8 in /tmp
• Audrey starts with a new intro that blends in with the desktop thanks to Mike
• ActionPalette is deleted completely and replaced by 3 small scripts. No editing needed
• You can use Network Cfg to configure your ethernet nic for a fixed IP. No need to do anything for dhcp
• Modem users press a shelf button twice and are all set after a Reboot
• Dialer is highly configurable by clicking "Edit" and Network Cfg pops up. Choose Advanced Options if needed
• New "windows style" shelf that resolves network problems thanks to Sean_F
• Buttons are remapped, apps open full screen and some more litle stuff
• All original Audrey hardware supported out of the box
• Some minor other changes and tweaks, including a new users manual that you can download for review here.
• customize your Audrey now with downloads in my Audrey Repository when they become available

What you get also with V.4-0

• Fast clean boot without autostart for mail and voyager
• No more "Setting the Date and Time from the Internet" at boot. Ethernet users can auto start this feature
• A new look and feel for the desktop and a fast clean boot
• Audrey will be easily configurable for individual users
• Buttons still work for eMail, Set Date & Time, Voyager, FileManager and Editor
• 6 expandable shelves menu with more entries, a total of around 25 in 6 groups plus Terminal and Shutdown
• I added phMP3 as a better MP3 player that works in tandem with Playlist Maker
• In wm pop-up menu I added "Led On", "Led Blink" and "Led Off"
• I added "Shutdown" in shelf, it does exactly that, it's other features aren't implemented Use "Shut Down" only and don't try to reboot. "Reboot" is another menu item in shelf and wm pop-up menu Never unplug your live Audrey again without using Shut Down.
• I changed Edit /kojak/go in Edit /kojak/boot.sh
• Applications: Editor, File Manager, Image Viewer, Neutrino Sin!, CallerID, Alarmclock and Calculator
• Keyboards: Large Keyboard, Small Keyboard and Web Keyboard
• Internet: Dialer, Mail, Voyager and RealPlayer
• Multimedia: MediaPlayer, Playlist Maker, SoundRecorder, Picture Frame and Snapshot
• Networking: NFS Deamon, Windows Share, Linux Share and OS/2 Share
• Config: Set Time Zone, Set Date & Time, Network Cfg, Desktop Cfg, Shelf Cfg, Modem Setup
• wm pop-up menu by pressing Alt - Enter with Terminal, Mounts, NFSD, Exit PicFrame, Rescue config and Reboot
• A choice for modem connects, internal or external modem, or both to resolve ISP connect problems and use acid at the same time
• Datebook button will update Time & Date in Audrey and Shelf
• Set Time Zone with RTP Localization utility, works for all Time Zones
• A brand new QNX email application with many features and a built in web browser
• Other new apps: Alarmclock, Picture frame, Playlist Maker and acid caller-id
• ActionPalette is deleted
• Ready for use with QNX 6.1 binaries with ldqnx.so.2 installed
• Kojak mail and RTP spool manager are gone

Also included are:

• inetd, ftpd and telnetd
• vncviewer, new keyboard map, ldqnx.so.1 and ldqnx.so.2 from QNX RTP 6.0
• mv, execv, cmp, fs-cifs, fs-nfs2, nfsd, inetd, ftpd and telnetd
• Configuration scripts (in this version no edits necessary!) and more
• Click here for version 4-0 manual

For the rest the image is the same as earlier versions and DateBook, AddressBook and Channels are not available.

This image allows you to use Audrey as a stand alone internet appliance with more possibilties we ever thought possible when we took Audrey new out of the box. And If you have a LAN share available you have a nice platform to do more customizing yourself and add apps from a share.

• Click here for the Manual and info for V.3, V.3-1 and V.4-0
• Click for additional Manual info for V.USB1 and V.USB1-1
• Click for snapshots from most apps
• jukebox's Audrey Repository
• jukebox's Audrey Hackers Manual.
• A summary of Undocumented Hacks in jukebox's images.
• Click here for Radios, Jukes and more if you are interested in antiques.