Mobile and Embedded

Hi, I was able to change the NDK root and it compiled all the way till the Generating Android Package step. The next issue i think is a gradle version mismatch. I have the latest gradle version installed and on my system path, but it downloads 5.6.4 during the build and uses that I think which is not compatible with JDK 17: [image: 2de3ed71-c12a-4618-aa8a-53a643fbb7a6.png] [image: c06861ab-255a-425c-8b27-fefb96f21562.png] Any workarounds to that would be highly appreciated

This is a known issue with Qt 6.8.1 Here's the issue in the Qt Bugtracker The comments describe a workaround: copy the androiddeployqt binary from Qt 6.8.0 to the appropriate folder for Qt 6.8.1

I've found the solution! (Qt doc is wrong) set_target_properties(SamsungRC PROPERTIES QT_ANDROID_EXTRA_LIBS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/ssl/android/${ANDROID_ABI}/libcrypto_3.so;${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/ssl/android/${ANDROID_ABI}/libssl_3.so" ) The values in QT_ANDROID_EXTRA_LIBS need to be separated by a semicolon.

Have you set the target SDK level and build tools? I have this for my app targeting API level 34 set_target_properties(appskywalker PROPERTIES QT_ANDROID_PACKAGE_SOURCE_DIR ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/android QT_ANDROID_TARGET_SDK_VERSION 34 QT_ANDROID_SDK_BUILD_TOOLS_REVISION 34.0.0 QT_ANDROID_VERSION_NAME ${APP_VERSION} QT_ANDROID_VERSION_CODE ${VERSION_CODE})

I use ApplcationWindow instead of Window in my Android app. That one is automatically full screen on Android.

This is not a Pixel issue, but an Android 15 issue. Seems QML does not properly render emoji on Android 15. Started a new topic for that.

Oh right, thanks for letting me know. At least I know it's not something I've done wrong

@jsulm @mrdebug I probably found appropriate knowledge about approach to programming STM32MP1. The STM32MP1 series is based on Cortex-A7 and Cortex-M4 cores architecture. First Way: First of those (Cortex-A7) is required to create GUI (ex. Boot2Qt) . But second one (Cortex-M4) is required to communicate with STM32 peripheral (ex. by STM32CubeProgrammer). Data processed in Cortex-M4 can be send to GUI (Cortex-M7) over the “Inter processor Communications” (IPC) virtual UART. Second Way: All programing by userspace Linux . In case OpenSTLinux ad STM32MP157f-DK2 , necessery is to turn on CAN0 by editind device tree. Device tree is generated by STM32CubeMX. Just make sure to install the appropriate version of the STM32Cube* tools - supplied with the Ecosystem version you are using.

@Aaron-Liao Check this: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-130576 I have created a bug report for this issue.

Fixed in 6.7.3

FIxes in 6.7.3

Keyboard hide on RETURN seems to be solved in Qt6.7.3

I understand that only with Qt we can control DRM properties because it is the master and DRM can accepts only one master. But I don't need to implement any other drm interface, but I have to use qtplatform library, because they are speaking with drm. So, investigating inside the code I have found a solution, but it use QPlatformScreen that is a Private Api: add to cmake: target_include_directories(appeturnix-qt6 PRIVATE ${qt_include_path}/QtGui/6.8.1/QtGui ) and then you can use QPlatformScreen that is a private library...so... QPlatformScreen *pScreen = screen->handle(); pScreen->setPowerState(QPlatformScreen::PowerStateOff);

@harlan56 Hi, have you tried QApplication::desktop()->grab(); function?

Hello, Have you figured it out what was the problem? I'm having a similar issue.