Have any one successfully installed a development enviroment on Linux?
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I've been trying to set up a development enviroment at my Linux machine.
The Qt Creator works smooth, and everything is fine there (simulator works).The problem is that I can't build for "real" symbian devices.
I've followed the guide at: "http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/04/21/symbian-development-using-linux/":http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/04/21/symbian-development-using-linux/ but at the step where I'm supposed to run:
@./install_openc_16_s60 ~/work/s60_open_c_cpp_plug_in_v1_6_en.zip ~/symbian-sdk@
I get stuck with the following output:
@... Alot of inflates cut out for readability...
Failed to open /tmp/tmp.kBYOtB0TRa/Installer/data1.cab as an InstallShield Cabinet File@I've tried with version 1.5 of the gnupoc (same as the author), but without success.
Any guesses what else I could try?
Or do anyone have a working linux development env.?
[edit: fixed link / chetankjain]
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Hey!
Well, since the pre-release of Qt 4.6 for S60 there were different approaches to setup a functional environment to develop for S60 on Linux.
Nowadays the one that seems to work well is this version created by some co-workers. Read the fist post "here":http://cabledogs.org/abinader/2010/06/18/unofficial-qt-4-6-3-for-symbian-linux-installer-qt-mobility-smart-installer/ and the update "here":http://cabledogs.org/abinader/2010/08/18/updated-unofficial-qt-for-symbian-4-6-3-all-in-one-linux-installer-script/ .
I did not try it with QtCreator, I know it works well via command line and I remember a few bugs with the DEPLOYMENT variable, but I did not check yet if they still exist.
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[quote author="gernberg" date="1284163120"]
@./install_openc_16_s60 ~/work/s60_open_c_cpp_plug_in_v1_6_en.zip ~/symbian-sdk@I get stuck with the following output:
@... Alot of inflates cut out for readability...
Failed to open /tmp/tmp.kBYOtB0TRa/Installer/data1.cab as an InstallShield Cabinet File@
[/quote]gernberg, did you try it again? Following the blogpost you mentioned I could successfully build Qt 4.7.
Double check your setup and be sure to have enough disk space, as the whole process uses a lot of space with temp dirs + installed stuff =)