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The task of mitigating kernel vulnerabilities in a RTOS kernel like QNX is of utmost importance in recent times. AFL is probably one of the most effective fuzzing tools available, with its functionalities for feedback driven and instrumented fuzzing. In this paper, we present our experience report on developing an environment for fuzzing QNX kernel using AFL.