What is my problem with 6.3 ?
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Please forgive me to take more bandwidth with my issue . I finally found the most recent copy of the project , however , still cannot build it.
I have two error indicators
and this
I did verify I have Bluetooth dev package installed on my Linux OS. .
It has been a whale I start using Bluetooth and serial and do not recall what else has to be done to activate these missing modules.
@AnneRanch
Since you earlier showed a message stating that/media/q5is a "Read-only file system" everything goes wrong because it cannot create aMakefileetc. Look at where your project is set to use its build directory for where it puts theMakefileand the.o/executable files it generates....If you want to build starting from a Qt example, first copy the whole example directory to somewhere where you do development in your own user area --- not in the read-only mounted area --- and do all your work there.
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Quite apart from the permissions issues, this error message:
Project ERROR: Unknown modules(s) in QT: bluetoothmeans you probably have not installed the Qt Connectivity module in Qt 6.3. Similar for the other Project ERRORs.
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@AnneRanch
Since you earlier showed a message stating that/media/q5is a "Read-only file system" everything goes wrong because it cannot create aMakefileetc. Look at where your project is set to use its build directory for where it puts theMakefileand the.o/executable files it generates....If you want to build starting from a Qt example, first copy the whole example directory to somewhere where you do development in your own user area --- not in the read-only mounted area --- and do all your work there.
@JonB I have that solved ....
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@ChrisW67 BINGO BUT I am pleading ignorance - when I run QT maintenance tool I always get to "install / update "
So- what app is this "module selection in " ? (Linux not Windoze )
- Does it have to be installed and if so how ?
@AnneRanch
- start the maintenance tool
- login
- add or remove components
- expand Qt tree
- expand Qt6 tree
- expand Additional Libraries tree
- set a checkmark next to Qt Connectivity and any other additional Module you're using
- click next
- let it install
- finished
@JonB I have that solved ....
well you didn't say so yet
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@AnneRanch
- start the maintenance tool
- login
- add or remove components
- expand Qt tree
- expand Qt6 tree
- expand Additional Libraries tree
- set a checkmark next to Qt Connectivity and any other additional Module you're using
- click next
- let it install
- finished
@JonB I have that solved ....
well you didn't say so yet
@J-Hilk
This is what I am getting... I do not want "install" ...
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@J-Hilk
This is what I am getting... I do not want "install" ...@AnneRanch mmh, have seen that one only once before,
IIRC, select custom installation, and you should get the tree selection window -
@AnneRanch mmh, have seen that one only once before,
IIRC, select custom installation, and you should get the tree selection window@J-Hilk After ":custom " selected it still wants to "install " and complains about existing directory. I guess I will reinstall into different directory and take a coffee break...
STILL NO MODULES
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Conclusion (Linux)
When initially loading QT- If version 5.x it is necessary to add libraries of interest manually
- With version 6.3 (tested with 6.3) such libraries / components / modules should be added during install
- selected by expanding the version of interest.
{Note to myself QT terms " library / component / module" are used interchangeably ...)
PS If it is OK with the group - I would like to delete most of the pictures.
