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Linux qtsetup - filed to run command #248
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Oh, I think I've seen this error before, did you install latest QT 5.8 with android support? |
I have QT 5.7.1 with android support. I dont rly care about android, but i got the same error for sailfish which is platoform im interested in and I didnt have this error last time i was installing this bindings .( Also I think ill need to install Qt 5.6 because SFOS doesnt support newer version of Qt and it will not in close future. |
Did you set |
Yes, I did. And also I set up |
Hey There have been a few changes, and now the normal setup should work on machines with fewer ram as well. (I think you currently only need 2.5GB ram or so) |
Cool, that actualy worked. But when i wanted to install binds for sfos
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Made some changes with: 9a8884d (but the stub mode is still broken) Could you try to run: Also could you check if you got the "linux_386" folder inside |
Hm, I have linux_386 and I did chmod. But it still fails :( I this time i tryed version 5.8.
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5.8 won't work for sailfish unfortunately, because of some incompatibility problems with Qt's moc files. Could you try it again with: 1c2fcd4 ? You probably just need to run: Also do you use the "old" |
I dont know, the name is quite same just + offline installer blablayaya, downloaded few weeks ago.
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It looks like the GOROOT can't be found by the MerSDK, could you open VirtualBox and check if the GOPATH and GOROOT folders are shared with the MerSDK? And if they are valid? It could be that you started the MerSDK prior running the setup and that might have prevented qtdeploy to share the GOROOT folder with the sdk. Alternatively just shutdown the MerSDK and the Emulator, and try to run the setup again.
Yes, that is the right one. |
MerSDK has valid GOROOT and GOPATH. SFOS Emulator didnt have neither of it. |
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No, sorry I meant That's strange, maybe the Could you try it again with 9fb3a72 ? Also could you remove If this doesn't work, then I will try to somehow reproduce it tomorrow. |
Ook, ill. Thanks for help |
Again fail :(
I actualy couldnt find where is uname called, huh. |
It's called by Maybe try to compile the toolchain manually, by running either: (remember to remove $GOROOT/bin/linux_386 and $GOROOT/pkg/linux_386 first) qt/internal/cmd/setup/install.go Lines 32 to 44 in e70f310
But I think the "old" method will call |
Hello,
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this is strange, does the maybe start the mer sdk and try to run this:
to check if you can access both the GOPATH and your GOROOT you should get something like this:
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Hello,
Cheers |
ah, sorry I just setup a fresh machine and got the I'm looking into it. |
Hah, cool, thank you very much :) |
Sorry for the long delay. I made some minor changes with 19b9f87 and dbb5e1d And tested it on linux, windows and macOS with Go 1.8 and Qt 5.7.1 (5.6 should work as well). You probably should removed If it still won't work, could you tell me if you set multiple GOROOT and/or GOPATH? |
Hello, thanks for reply, its absolutely ok. I'll definitely try it today! |
Hello, I stardet from the begining and qtsetup ... threw an error
I tryed to google that error "could not determine kind of name for C.free" but i didnt find anything what would help me.
Cheers,
Huho
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