How do I setup a kit to crosscompile for Raspbian for the Pi3?

aha_1980

Puh, that's getting a tough one. But I don't give up yet. Can you please do a file ./arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ in that directory and post the output here?

graniteDev

@aha_1980

No problem:

./arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib/ld-linux.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped

ok....is it a problem that that says intel and I'm running amd?

aha_1980

@graniteDev

Ok, I think you your problem is, that this toolchain is for 32-Bit PC (i.e. x86), while you are probably running a 64 bit system (i.e. x86_64, you can check with the arch command).

It might be possible to get this to run, but I'd rather recommend you to get a toolchain that directly runs on your system. you avoid the memory limits of 32 bit architecture with that also.

So far...

graniteDev

@aha_1980 Hmm...ok, maybe I missunderstood some of the instruction when it talked about 64bit. I assumed it was talking about the pi, which is 32bit, but yeah it's a brand new Ryzen machine, it's 64 bit.

I'll have to come back to this later today, but thank you for that. I'll let you know what I find.

graniteDev

@aha_1980

arch command on my desktop:
x86_64

the pi:
armv7l

aha_1980

@graniteDev

Hmm...ok, maybe I missunderstood some of the instruction when it talked about 64bit. I assumed it was talking about the pi, which is 32bit

Don't worry, as said, cross compiling is advanced stuff ;)

arch command on my desktop:
x86_64

Ok, that proves it.

Pablo J. Rogina

@graniteDev

arch command on my desktop:
x86_64

If you're following the suggested RaspberryPi2EGLFS guide, in step #10 please pay attention to

If your system is 64 bit you may also edit device option to:

graniteDev

@Pablo-J.-Rogina

Ok so I added the options for 64 bit, and looks like it all worked and compiled. So then I went to do the next step which is a test build, but there is no ~/raspi/qt5/bin/qmake

That directory doesn't exist, so now I really don't know what the hell to do. The previous steps created the qt5 and qt5pi folders so if there are missing directories, now what?

graniteDev

Ok so I got a lot farther using a different set of instructions, in fact I got to actually building in Qt Creator!!

However Qt Creator is failing to upload the file to the raspberry pi:

mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/opt/widgettest’: Permission denied
21:09:40: Failed to upload file "/home/brandon/development/build-widgettest-RaspPi-Release/widgettest".
21:09:40: Deploy step failed.
Error while building/deploying project widgettest (kit: RaspPi)
When executing step "Upload files via SFTP"

How do I give Qt permission to do this? Do I need to dissable some security on the pi? Or add "sudo" to some commands in Qt?

SGaist

You should either use credentials for your Pi that allows to write in that folder, or change the folder for something the user you use to connect to your RPi can write to.

Asha

even i am also getting same problem,I am very new this qt creator,I am using the ubuntu ,can you say step by step please..

Pablo J. Rogina

@asha said in How do I setup a kit to crosscompile for Raspbian for the Pi3?:

can you say step by step please..

What have you done so far? Any errors you can share here?

Just in case, please refer to any of these guides:

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