[Solved] Qt 4 SDK offline installer not working on Ubuntu 11.04

koahnig

Is your initial problem solved?

It is not completely clear to me what you mean with successful.

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Hey Koahnig. I was not able to install it. But now I am able to run that file. But during installation there were some errors like

com.nokia.ndk.api.ovinotifications.documentation

and after finishing the installation. when I try to run qmake -project command.
It says that the command not exist. That's why I am not able to run any of my file. Any help from your side will be appreciated :)

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I hope help from my side is also appreciated ;) . If you are running qmake from a normal Terminal, make sure you have the SDK folder in your PATH (see "here":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/install-x11.html#step-4-set-the-environment-variables on what to do - adjust the paths of course).

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Thanks for your help. Loladiro :)
Will let you know whether it's working or not. :)

TobbY

How did you run that file, same problem with me
[quote author="codeartist" date="1309469301"]Thanks for your help. Loladiro :)
Will let you know whether it's working or not. :)[/quote]

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Right Click(.run file)>Properties>Permission
Check “Allow execution”
Press “Close”
Double Click the .run file

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@Tobby: Are you not able to run qmake -project command in terminal?

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Actually you have to follow these steps:

Press CTRL+ALT+T
cd to the downloaded file.
mv Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_2_en.run ./Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_2_en.bin
sudo su
chmod x Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_2_en.bin
./Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_2_en.bin.

dangelog

Guys: please: don't suggest people to run commands as root when it's absolutely not needed. Search engines do index this forum.

You guys are likely to have downloaded the file for the wrong architecture (64 bit instead of 32 or vice versa).

TobbY

thanks that really helped, one more thing i do is put the installer in system drive to make ir work.
[quote author="codeartist" date="1310576969"]1. Right Click(.run file)>Properties>Permission
2. Check “Allow execution”
3. Press “Close”
4. Double Click the .run file
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Yeah! Sorry for that. :( I forgot to say that :)

[quote author="TobbY" date="1310818420"]thanks that really helped, one more thing i do is put the installer in system drive to make ir work.
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