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+### Testing QNX setup without hardware ###
+
+It is possible to test QNX without hardware on a plain Linux host system.
+
+Note: This doc assumes you have:
+1.1 An access to actual qnx target device available via IP address that has Qt installed.
+1.2 A QNX SDP
+1.3 A QNX license (placed under: $HOME/.qnx/license/licenses).
+
+# Installations
+
+2.1 Unpack qnx710-windows-linux-20240417.tar.xz in ~/qnx folder.
+2.2 Install 'chrpath' on your linux host.
+2.3 Install locally Qt for QNX via Qt installer / maintenance tool.
+    Install matching version of the one that is on the remote device.
+    Point Qt installer to ~/qnx/qnx710-windows-linux-20240417/qnx710 for the SDP dir.
+2.4 Ensure you have cmake 3.21.1 at minimum installed on your host.
+
+# Creator configuration
+
+3.1 Ensure your installed Qt for QNX are detected:
+    Preferences | Kits | Qt Versions should list installed versions.
+    Preferences | Kits | Kits should list installed kits (won't be used!).
+    If not, try: Preferences | Kits | Qt Versions | Link with Qt...
+    and point to the installed Qt for QNX master dir.
+3.2 Create QNX device, pointing to the IP address from 1.1:
+    Preferences | Devices | Add | QNX Device
+3.3 Run device Test - it should already pass.
+3.4 Ensure the right "Access via" value for the created QNX device:
+    it should be: Direct (not Local PC).
+3.4 Add QNX SDK:
+    Preferences | SDKs | QNX | Add...
+    Point into ~/qnx/qnx710-windows-linux-20240417/qnx710/qnxsdp-env.sh
+    This should fill the QNX page with content and you should see 3 new buttons:
+    Create Kit for aarch64le, Create Kit for x86_64 and Create Kit for armle-v7.
+3.5 Create a kit: press one of the buttons from the previous point.
+    Ensure it matches the architecture of the remote device.
+    You won't see any feedback, but when you switch to the Kits | Kits tab,
+    you should see a new kit created.
+3.6 It might happen that the created kit doesn't have matching
+    compiler/debugger/Qt version selected. Ensure they have something like:
+    Compiler: QCC for x86_64 - qnx7 (64-bit ARM)
+    Debugger: Debugger for QNX 7.1.0 ARMv8
+    Qt version: Qt 6.8.2 for QNX 7.1 ARMv8
+
+# Create a qnx project
+
+4.1 Try creating a new project:
+    File | New Project... | Application (Qt) | Qt Console Application
+    and select the Kit created in point 3.5
+4.2 Go to project run settings and fill up the "Alternate executable on device:" field.
+    Check "Use this command instead" on the right side first to enable the line.
+    Fill it with "/tmp/bin/[your_target_name]" by typing.
+    This should match the table in the "Deployment" section above.
+    Don't worry that it stays red, indicating it's not an existing path.
+4.3 The project should build, deploy and run on remote now.
+