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2010-02-20
, 07:30
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@ Finland, Kerava
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#182
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Originally Posted by nochnoy
Please, try devrootsh (mad-developer package will install that) instead to being a root user.
Another question: I mount host filesystem to N900 runtime, then I
mad remote -r n900 shell
and I can see the host files fine. Then I sudo to root as I need to run my app as root. However, root doesn't see the mounted filesystem. Is there a proper way to overcome this limitation?..
devrootsh yourprog <args>
I couldn't test that, because I'm home, but I have feeling that this should work.
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2010-02-20
, 11:05
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@ Helsinki
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#183
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I'd guess devrootsh has the same problem...
there is fuse mount option which allows others to see the filesystem;
maybe we'll tune those options on...
-o allow_root to the end of .../utfs-client ... -command line on /home/developer/bin/remote-wrapper on N900 should do the job
(then umount and remount)
Last edited by too; 2010-02-20 at 13:02. Reason: s/q/g/
there is fuse mount option which allows others to see the filesystem;
maybe we'll tune those options on...
-o allow_root to the end of .../utfs-client ... -command line on /home/developer/bin/remote-wrapper on N900 should do the job
(then umount and remount)
Last edited by too; 2010-02-20 at 13:02. Reason: s/q/g/
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2010-02-20
, 11:15
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@ Helsinki
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#184
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Originally Posted by nochnoy
Try on windows madde terminal:
I installed madde on windows 7. If the directory with project sources is not under /home/<username> qmake generates absolute paths for include dirs, like this:
-Id:/prog/MADDE/0.6.14/sysroots/fremantle-arm-sysroot-2.2009-51-1-qt453/usr/include/qt4/QtCore
then g++ doesn't find the header files:
error: QApplication: No such file or directory
Code:
cd /templates mv toolwrapper.exe toolwrapper0.exe mad curl -o toolwrapper.exe --location http://www.iki.fi/too/toolwrapper-0.6.19.exe mad-admin remove -f fremantle-qt-0951 mad-admin create -s fremantle-qt-0951
Now the absolute paths to MADDE sysroots should work. This
is such a bug that needs to be tested early, so please anyone
having the same problem test this.
EDIT: unfortunate line split after 'www.iki.fi' above, combine by hand.
Last edited by too; 2010-02-20 at 11:17. Reason: comment on split line.
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2010-02-20
, 15:29
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@ Singapore
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#186
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Ok, I've got my MADDE to work. I can compile and package my first Qt application, and I'm even able to install it on my N900 by just running the .deb file. So far so good. I have a couple of issues though:
1. The application always gets the name 'Mad Qt example' in the list of applications on my device. In App. Manager, it shows up with the correct 'package' name. Where can I change this name? I've done a search in the whole MADDE directory, but I can't seem to find this 'Mad Qt example' anywhere for me to change it...
2. I can't get my icons to show. I have the following in my .pro file and I can see that the icons do appear in the folder indicated by the .path lines on my device, but still no icons to be seen in App. Manager or in the list of apps.
In some example I saw
but I don't want to try this as there is no such directory on the device already.
1. The application always gets the name 'Mad Qt example' in the list of applications on my device. In App. Manager, it shows up with the correct 'package' name. Where can I change this name? I've done a search in the whole MADDE directory, but I can't seem to find this 'Mad Qt example' anywhere for me to change it...
2. I can't get my icons to show. I have the following in my .pro file and I can see that the icons do appear in the folder indicated by the .path lines on my device, but still no icons to be seen in App. Manager or in the list of apps.
Code:
INSTALLS += icon64 icon64.path = /usr/share/icons/hicolor/64x64/apps icon64.files = data/64x64/myapp.png INSTALLS += icon48 icon48.path = /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps icon48.files = data/48x48/myapp.png
Code:
icon48.path = /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps
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2010-02-20
, 15:54
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@ France
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#187
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Originally Posted by magnuslu
In your debian/control files you have to set this field:
1. The application always gets the name 'Mad Qt example' in the list of applications on my device. In App. Manager, it shows up with the correct 'package' name. Where can I change this name? I've done a search in the whole MADDE directory, but I can't seem to find this 'Mad Qt example' anywhere for me to change it...
XSBC-Maemo-Display-Name: <APP_DISPLAY_NAME>
Originally Posted by magnuslu
In your debian/control files you have to set this field:
2. but still no icons to be seen in App. Manager or in the list of apps.
XB-Maemo-Icon-26:
Put a base64 encoded 48x48px image here.
This means "uuencode -m icon.png icon.png > icon.png.en", then paste the
output here, but do not forget to put a white space at the beginning of each line containing the icon-encoded text.
(See http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Package_Building_HOWTO)
Cheers!
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2010-02-20
, 16:07
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ Helsinki
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#188
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Originally Posted by calvin_42
with MADDE you can use the command line
In your debian/control files you have to set this field:
XSBC-Maemo-Display-Name: <APP_DISPLAY_NAME>
In your debian/control files you have to set this field:
XB-Maemo-Icon-26:
Put a base64 encoded 48x48px image here.
This means "uuencode -m icon.png icon.png > icon.png.en", then paste the
output here, but do not forget to put a white space at the beginning of each line containing the icon-encoded text.
(See http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Package_Building_HOWTO)
Cheers!
Code:
mad base64 icon.png | sed 's/^/ /' > icon.png.en
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2010-02-20
, 16:11
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@ Helsinki
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#189
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Originally Posted by jmclaren
This has happened to other people too and there is bug report
When I run it on my windows 7 64bit laptop I get an application error on sh.exe. The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142).
of this in bugzilla.
I also have windows 7 64bit laptop available (just writing this text
on in) and MADDE works fine.... This is home premium, what do you
have ?
Anyway, you can try right-click 'MADDE Terminal' icon and
remove '-rxvt' from the command line in 'properties' window.
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2010-02-20
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@ Helsinki
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#190
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Originally Posted by magnuslu
I presume you used 'mad pscreate -t qt_simple myapp'
2. I can't get my icons to show. I have the following in my .pro file and I can see that the icons do appear in the folder indicated by the .path lines on my device, but still no icons to be seen in App. Manager or in the list of apps.
In some example I sawCode:INSTALLS += icon64 icon64.path = /usr/share/icons/hicolor/64x64/apps icon64.files = data/64x64/myapp.png INSTALLS += icon48 icon48.path = /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps icon48.files = data/48x48/myapp.png
Just entering this and then 'mad dpkg-buildpackage'
should do a debian package which makes an icon visible
in application list. However, If you see just a blue box then
reboot might be required (I am not sure what is the current
situation; I did one program which has blue icon but I screwed
my icon install path...)
If you run 'dpkg-deb -c myapp...deb' you should see the
following files:
Code:
... usr/share/applications/hildon/myapp.desktop ... usr/share/dbus-1/services/myapp.service ... usr/share/icons/hicolor/64x64/apps/myapp.png
Code:
[Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Version=0.1 Type=Application Name=Mad Qt example Exec=/usr/bin/myapp Icon=myapp X-HildonDesk-ShowInToolbar=true X-Window-Icon=myapp X-Window-Icon-Dimmed=myapp X-Osso-Type=application/x-executable X-Osso-Service=com.nokia.myapp
wit real icon, or with blue box.
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mad remote -r n900 shell
and I can see the host files fine. Then I sudo to root as I need to run my app as root. However, root doesn't see the mounted filesystem. Is there a proper way to overcome this limitation?..