Mobile and Embedded

In case it might help, I solved the issue by replacing the dtoverlay given in the QT Doc : dtoverlay=vc4-kms-dsi-7inch With the one given on the Raspberry Website : dtoverlay=vc4-kms-dsi-ili9881-7inch Also, don't forget to make these changes in /etc/kms.conf, otherwise you will end up seeing just the console : { "hwcursor": false, "device": "/dev/dri/card1" }

@TheoSys said in Qt 6.5.3 - minSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion missing values or grayed out in AndroidManifest: This is because putting the SDK version into the manifest is deprecated. Where did you find this information? I tried searching both Qt documentation and Android documentation and I have not been able to find that this approach is deprecated. Also, this neither explains why some Android API levels are not listed.

Hi All, Anyone has found solution for this problem?

I guess you mean android debugging messages, not related to QLoggingCategory. From the top of m head, I see several ways to achieve less verbosity: Filter field: If you search a specific phrase, just enter it in the search field and anything else will be muted. Adb settings: In the Android Kit's Android Settings, you can toggle "Show logcat output" Specific logcat filters in Tools->Devices->Android

@JKSH Thank you, this is exactly what I'm seeing. As a workaround before we migrate to Qt 6, we tried removing this flag AA_EnableHighDpiScaling and while it does get rid of the white line, it breaks other things

Hello, I solved the problem uninstalling all QT suite and reinstalling it. Everything is fine. Bye

I figuered out: The folder is not the problem, the App has full access to it. The problem are rights for the file(s). If I copy a file via Android Studio, the app has no rights to read it. Then I have packted the database-file in a resource of the exe and installed it during the app start in a folder. All works fine then. But every reinstallation of the app removes all rights for the file. I must activate "deinstall old application befor deployment", because without it I cannot switch between release and debug version. Whats the common best practise for this problem ?

Partial solution is found: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-138915

Sure thing ! No problem with asking first here :-) Thanks for the link !

@Axel-Spoerl said in Finding config files in Android runtime deployments (Qt6.9.1): QDirIterator it(":", QDirIterator::Subdirectories); while (it.hasNext()) qInfo() << it.next(); Thanks for that but I see files I have in my images directory and stuff from the qt project but nothing from :/assets, but as I said the file is there if I unpack the Apk file. Do I need to add something to the AndroidManifest.xml or my qrc file ?

@neuehier, although not 1:1, wxWidgets is usable for EFI GUIs (I've a LINX 1010 with one), and it can delegate to wxQt when required. I can't imagine a situation in which you'd run the preboot application outside of a preboot environment, though, so, in practice, it wouldn't delegate to it frequently. If you needed the application to be versatile enough to be able to operate in both environments, though, it'd work.

@zvoopz said in QT for Qnx Project Configuration / Kit Error: Look at the sreenshots he has provided - qmake This is how you add a Qt version in QtCreator - by pointing to qmake