Installation and Deployment

Hi! Thank you so much! It turns out that I hadn't installed QT properly and the CLASSPATH was messed up.

Hi, What about a bind mount ?

I got the same issue. You can bypass it by compiling this file manually and by removing the -std=c++0x option Hope this can help!

Hi and welcome to devnet, Maybe a silly question but are you sure that it's the same version of MinGW that was used to build Qt (not just the version number but also architecture etc.) ? When it comes to development, don't modify PATH, you'll be in for a whole lot of troubles.

@JKSH Actually that's the tutorial I followed! I must have linked the wrong one when I made this post. I had so many tabs open. Thanks for pointing it out! But yeah. even following it I still have the issue... EDIT: one my second go round, you were right. I had not copied all the plugin folders from the ming directory. Thank you so much for your help @JKSH

The solution that finally ended up working for me was to launch MaintenanceTool from the command line as: MaintenanceTool.exe --proxy --updater --setTempRepository http://download.qt.io/online/qtsdkrepository/windows_x86/root/qt Note that using https did not work (same connection closed warning, but for individual files it tried to download rather than the repo manifest). It may also work from the GUI, but I had issues with the GUI forgetting my new repo after I entered it, even without closing MaintenanceTool.

@okieh said: I'm a little bit confused... In my sysroot directory for my target (i.mx6) I have Qt in version 5.2.1 and Qt3D libs with Version 5.3.0. Those Qt 3D libs are not officially-provided by the Qt Project, and they're incomplete. Perhaps you can ask the person who built those libs? I already tried to build the Qt3d 5.5 version with my Qt 5.2.1 dev enviroment, but it doesn't work. Why not? What errors do you get?

I just rechecked and finally saw the bottom of your log. It seems you are missing some dev packages, there's no linuxfb/egl etc. plugin created.

Hi and welcome to devnet, To the best of my knowledge, what you want to do is only possible through the online installer

Do you have an antivirus running ? Sometime they can interfere when something creates an executable. In any case, modifying configure.bat should not be needed

@marinavasilevsky hi! Have you managed to figure it out? I have the same issue right there.

@Luoyuan_Topview Thanks, but I need QT 3, what can I do to solve this? where can I find full source?

I finally made it, thanks to your link. I was indeed using the wrong library. I also missed the libxcb plugin but I added it to the project "package" and it now works fine. I was ready to bang my head against the walls.

Sorry, but it does not work for me. The reason were the CC, CXX, CPP, LD, RANLIB, CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS, CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS variables, which were set to my cross compiler environment. If I remove these exports, the cross compiling works fine. Mark78

@JKSH , oh thanks! You made it clear to me.

Hello, I encounter the same problem on Slackware 14.1 and qt-5.4.1: http://pastebin.com/MKMpzUTj I have tried your workaround: http://pastebin.com/QVFiNj2b But it does not help. Any other idea?

Thanks for the replies. The archive you linked to contains only part of the logic I guess. The actual QtIFW config files seem to be generated or something when looking at the qtsdk source. Or am I missing the package config files somewhere? Anyway, I will try some things. I still think updating the maintenance tool itself should be easily supported by QtIFW. Greetings, Jeroen

How did u fix that?