From the error it can't get the linux kernel image 3.2.30 package that their Qt package seems to rely on.
You should ask this on the angstrom distribution forum
You're welcome !
Since OpenCV is working now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know solution has been found :)
Depends on the license you are using Qt under, of course. Under commercial license, you can do almost anything with Qt, so signing should be ok. Under LGPL, I also think you are allowed to do it (especially if you need to do it in order to publish the application), as long as you allow the libraries to be swapped (LGPL requirement!), and you inform your users that you are using Qt.
You're welcome !
Since you are now up and running, please update the thread tittle prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)
Sorry but I have changed reference into reference_entreprise and I have forgotten it.That's why it shows me this problem.
Now the program works correctly.
I applied a radical approach. I deleted and reinstalled Qt 5.3 and the new examples are properly showing now. What more, the new install automatically produced a qt.conf file in the bin directory in which the above paths were automatically added.
I can happily close this thread and thanks Dheerendra for your help.
Hi and welcome to devnet,
I'd recommend asking this on the Qt-creator mailing list. You'll find there Qt Creator's developers/maintainers. This forum is more user oriented.
It doesn't otherwise I would not have asked these questions :)
I can just guess that you are running Xcode 5.1.1 probably in Mavericks and you are trying to build in 32bit. The name of the source folder doesn't follow the source package style so i don't know where you got it so that might be the problem