you don't seem to have 'make' or 'qmake' in your PATH
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Hi,
I cross compiled qt..
After this i installed qt 5.13.1..
here is the kit configuration
Here is the qtversion selection
Here is the compiler selection
here is the gdb selection
After setting this all, running a simple application..
where I am getting the error like this
I am not getting ,what is the mistake please suggest me how to solve this...
Thankyou..
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Hi,
I cross compiled qt..
After this i installed qt 5.13.1..
here is the kit configuration
Here is the qtversion selection
Here is the compiler selection
here is the gdb selection
After setting this all, running a simple application..
where I am getting the error like this
I am not getting ,what is the mistake please suggest me how to solve this...
Thankyou..
for that error..
I am not enabled the eglfs while configuring qt5..
while configuring I mentioned -no-egl and -no-eglfs is that any issues?...(I thought this is is issue ,while configuring i have to give -qt-egl ang -qt-eglfs)
If this might be the issue ,then how to overcome with this...
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@Asha said in you don't seem to have 'make' or 'qmake' in your PATH:
I want to know how to run it on my device
You can manually copy it to your device and start there.
Back to QtCreator: does it deploy your app to your device and start it there?
Did you copy your cross compile Qt to the device or do you deploy your app to the device with all needed Qt libraries?The error message in QtCreator means that you're trying to start your app using eglfs as backend but the eglfs plugin was not found. Did you build it?
"while configuring I mentioned -no-egl and -no-eglfs is that any issues?" - which backend do you want to use? Do you use X11 on your device or something else?
And please be more patient: people here are volinteers helping in their own time and they do not live all in the same time-zone as you.
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@Asha said in you don't seem to have 'make' or 'qmake' in your PATH:
I want to know how to run it on my device
You can manually copy it to your device and start there.
Back to QtCreator: does it deploy your app to your device and start it there?
Did you copy your cross compile Qt to the device or do you deploy your app to the device with all needed Qt libraries?The error message in QtCreator means that you're trying to start your app using eglfs as backend but the eglfs plugin was not found. Did you build it?
"while configuring I mentioned -no-egl and -no-eglfs is that any issues?" - which backend do you want to use? Do you use X11 on your device or something else?
And please be more patient: people here are volinteers helping in their own time and they do not live all in the same time-zone as you.
Yes I copied,using this command
scp -r Qt5ForBBB1 debian@192.168.7.2:Qt5ForBBB1...
After this I followed,this steps(Qt5ForBBB, replaced with Qt5ForBBB1)
here is the platforms
here is the compiled qt selection
."The error message in QtCreator means that you're trying to start your app using eglfs as backend but the eglfs plugin was not found. Did you build it?"
while building I am not mentioned... -
Yes I copied,using this command
scp -r Qt5ForBBB1 debian@192.168.7.2:Qt5ForBBB1...
After this I followed,this steps(Qt5ForBBB, replaced with Qt5ForBBB1)
here is the platforms
here is the compiled qt selection
."The error message in QtCreator means that you're trying to start your app using eglfs as backend but the eglfs plugin was not found. Did you build it?"
while building I am not mentioned... -
@jsulm yes,I have X11 on my device(/etc/X11).
Which backend do you want to use?(sorry I am new to this,I am not getting this one..)..
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@Asha OK, in that case you need to build Qt with X11 support (add -xcb to configure). You probably will have to add some stuff to your sysroot, but run configure with -xcb first and check its output.
@jsulm so know can I give like this
./configure -platform linux-g++ -release -device linux-beagleboard-g++ -sysroot /home/beagle/BBB/sysroot -prefix /home/debian/Qt5ForBBB1 -hostprefix ~/Qt5ForBBB1 -device-option CROSS_COMPILE=/home/beagle/BBB/gcc-linaro-6.3.1/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf- -qtxcb -recheck-all -v
You probably will have to add some stuff to your sysroot, (which stuff I need to add?)..
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@jsulm so know can I give like this
./configure -platform linux-g++ -release -device linux-beagleboard-g++ -sysroot /home/beagle/BBB/sysroot -prefix /home/debian/Qt5ForBBB1 -hostprefix ~/Qt5ForBBB1 -device-option CROSS_COMPILE=/home/beagle/BBB/gcc-linaro-6.3.1/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf- -qtxcb -recheck-all -v
You probably will have to add some stuff to your sysroot, (which stuff I need to add?)..
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@Asha I think it should be -xcb not -qtxcb. You can check the available parameters calling "./configure -h".
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Hi..
I am getting like above screenshots,
xcb is enabled,but xkbcommon and libs.xcb is failed....and EGL on X11 .....no
how to proceed next...
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@Asha Please check the configure log or add -v parameter to your configure call and see what exactly happens when configures checks for xcb. You probably do not have needed header files and libs in your sysroot.
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@jsulm Ok..
please go through the config.log
.....If I want to use Linuxfb backend,than how to use it because this is enabled..
@Asha said in you don't seem to have 'make' or 'qmake' in your PATH:
If I want to use Linuxfb backend
I don't think you can use it as long as X11 is running, so first you need to stop it.
Then start your executable with "-platform linuxfb" parameter.
See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/embedded-linux.html -
@Asha said in you don't seem to have 'make' or 'qmake' in your PATH:
If I want to use Linuxfb backend
I don't think you can use it as long as X11 is running, so first you need to stop it.
Then start your executable with "-platform linuxfb" parameter.
See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/embedded-linux.html
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