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    Hello everyone,
    I'm just started using Qt for an embedded stb application. But the problem is I couldn't find my chip Amlogic s905x3 in the Reference Target Platforms, also I read about but couldn't understand Qt for device creation or boot2qt. Is it possible to run my qt app on amlogic chip? If yes how? Thanks a lot in advance.

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      Hi and welcome to devnet,

      Do you have a device using it ?
      Which OS does it run ?
      Depending on that you may already use one of the many existing ARM configuration.
      Otherwise, you may need to create a custom mkspec with the specifics of your chip.

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        Hi SGaist thanks a lot for the reply,
        1 - No I just run it before on my laptop
        2 - It runs different OS's Ubuntu Debian Armbian and CoreELEC
        As it runs these os's I think configuration should be straightforward, but I'm new to embedded world so I don't know where to begin :(

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          If armbian, then you should already have Qt as part of the distribution. You can check there what is used to build it.

          You can start with a generic build and then check what additional flags you can use to optimize for your target.

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          Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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