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2008-10-03
, 14:22
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#2
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Use cvs-m version of qemu iirc
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2008-10-07
, 06:53
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Are there some other solutions?
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2008-10-07
, 07:22
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#4
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Originally Posted by sandbox
Use host-based toolchain instead. Do not use compilation tools running in QEmu.
Are there some other solutions?
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2008-10-07
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Thank you! But how to use host-based toolchain?
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2008-10-07
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Originally Posted by sandbox
In sb2, you install bootstrap with --host-tools option. I have no idea how it is done in sb1 though.
Thank you! But how to use host-based toolchain?
I use qmake -project to create a project file from arm target with QT libs.
But I got this error:
qmake -project
qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - exiting
It works well with x86.