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packaging n900 apps using qt creator
I cant seem to permanently install the examples that are given in qt creator... i have tried using the .deb it actually sends to the n900 when debugging, but when i drag onto my phone and open in app manager it wont install it, just get an error... any help??? i have also tried a hello world app from scratch which i successfully packaged and installed on my phone, just wondering why this one wont work?
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So this is the QtCreator which was launched yesterday? The previous version was not able to package software for N900. Some kind of tutorial would be nice, I haven't had the time to play with it yet.
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bump...........
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How to create a deb package in a Qt Creator?
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re bump.......???
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anyone?????????
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Are you guys talking about this Packaging error - Command 'dh_make -s -n -p -maemo_test_0.1' failed ?
I'm getting it too when trying to deploy an app from Qt Creator to the N900. Would like to know how to get things working. |
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Concerning using QtCreator to create a deb package (using the final 2.0 version part of NokiaQtSDK); is it currently possible at all to customize the package creation process (e.g., by editing debian/rules, debian/control etc.)? It seems that currently QtCreator always executes the same build steps. This means that I at the moment still need to use the Scratchbox environment to build my project.
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dpkg -i /path/to/your/package/package.deb |
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I followed the instructions in the following link and it worked for me.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=39962 Ill put up step by step instructions on my blog this weekend if youre still having trouble. |
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You can modify your settings in the debian-folder, which you can find shadow-build folder. It uses MADDE's dpkg-buildpackage, so it should take the changes in the control, changelog files into account. If you have faced concrete problems with it, please let me know. Daniel |
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Thanks for your reply. I tried modifying e.g., the rules file in the shadow-build debian folder, but the changes were not taken into account when re-building the project (tried to comment out the dh_shlibdeps step, due to problem with locating dependency information for one of the libs in my project). Should such a modification be possible in the current QtCreator / MADDE versions?
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I also have problems run my hello_0.1_armel.deb on my n900. Created with QT Creator, C++, Winx64 I tried to rename it, to hi.deb everytime I get from programm manager the error Quote:
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Thank you for the info. I have also tried directly using the MADDE terminal, and then the changes were indeed taken into account.
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Is your n900 updated to PR1.2? Do you use the 1.0 release of the Nokia Qt SDK? |
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I used the 1.0 release from here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.n...ia_Qt_SDK.html my n900 has the pr1.2 10.2010.19-1 what are the steps to build 100% an arm deb for the n900 with qt creator? maybe I did something wrong |
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Packages created from SDK are not "signed" as application manager requires. Also i suggest you to use madde from command line because SDK seems to ignore somethings like the .pro file (or perhaps it uses a different procedures/keywords) |
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Adding an app icon seems to be rather unwieldy process, I'm also trying to figure it out. I have my app developed and tested but it seems the hard part is adding the icon!
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I have heard that using git head for Qt Creator will have packaging in the ui. I don't think its in the release Qt Creator has this feature, not sure if it will be in the release next to Qt 4.7. Just something I heard from Nokia folks, as they wanna make releasing easier. Might not be 100% accurate info, haven't build it myself.
http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-creator/ Seems to have 2.1.0 branch already, maybe the feature is in there, dunno. |
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I'm using the latest nightly snapshot and it isn't in there. To be fair it does package up the app into a .deb package and this works pretty well, but it isn't clear to me how I can add an icon. Maybe there is a way but really this is something that nearly everybody wants for a GUI app so it is something that should be added to Qt Creator. I have logged a bug so we'll see what happens:
http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCREATORBUG-2017 |
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any updates here?
i seem to be able to install my deb package as root with no problems but now only root can run that program. of course this is in addition to it not having an icon, but i think before having an icon i will need to know first how to install it to the normal user. |
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Did anything change, or if I want to create .deb package with dependencies, icon, description and so, I need to do it out of QtCreator and .pro file?
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