Nokia N8 and the QtSDK
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First of: Which version of TRK are you using? There is a special one for the N8 and the 5th edition TRK is known to not work. If changing TRK does not help, please try with a recent snapshot of Qt Creator.
I would recommend sticking with the 5th edition SDK for now as the Symbian 3 SDK beta still has some warts with regards to Qt at this time.
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[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1285060176"]First of: Which version of TRK are you using? There is a special one for the N8 and the 5th edition TRK is known to not work. If changing TRK does not help, please try with a recent snapshot of Qt Creator.
I would recommend sticking with the 5th edition SDK for now as the Symbian 3 SDK beta still has some warts with regards to Qt at this time.[/quote]
Where do you get one for N8?
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The initial post refers to a “General OS Error”. Have you confirmed this isn't a signing issue? I wrote a "short blog post":http://kerncomputing.blogspot.com/2010/06/tech-tip-signing-and-qt-apps.html about trouble shooting them.
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Well, even if I had an application it would require the qt libs. So I followed the instructions to set up a proper environment for my N8. And within this process I stumble over the above described issue with the sis-package of the qt libraries. So, no, I don't think this is a signing issue.
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well i got the same error just now and then I discovered that I was trying to install my app on to mass memory. I installed to c: on device and it works fine. I think this is not right ... I should be able to install on mass memory too... else I'll run out of space on c: :(
I'm using TRK for Symbian^3, but compiling using S60 SDK 5th edition. Still not able to properly compile using Symbian^3 SDK .. currently trying to get that working
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well at least i figured out the first issue, my own fault ... you can specify the installation drive in run settings, and the app should be then installed in the same drive when it prompts for in the device ... so now no longer bound to c: ... and not getting the "general os error" too