Hello Jessica, <leon.woestenberg@...> wrote: Confirmed that worked. Thanks, -- Leon

Where did you look (what packages did you install)? Just add this line to your config: IMAGE_FEATURES += "qt4-pkgs" This should then build an image which has the QT4 package set. You could also

Simon for 0.9 version then it would be poky-image-sdk, we changed the image name in 1.0. Sorry for the confusion. Sau!

Hi, Gary, Yes, it works. However, after build finished, I still cann't find any libQt* files. Best Regards, Simon

Hi, Saul, Thanks for your reply. However, I got error messages as below: It seems not support

could you try manually download the tar ball from the link, and then copy to the /home/rsaxena/poky-4.0-build/downloads/? Thanks Kevin

Hi, I get a failure when I run the bitbake examplestated in the Yocto Project Quick Start Guide $ bitbake poky-image-sato Gives the following error: >> NOTE: Running task 256 of

Hi, Travaglia 1. Our our java code and eclipse code is in TCF upstream community already (both Agent C code and java code part). Yet the community code is slightly different with our

Hi Travaglia, Based on our conversation on the IRC channel, it seems the TCF agent and your customized Linux distro may have some mismatch issue. Did you follow the steps in the readme file to

Aditional informations: If a get my agent built in my machine and put it on the qemu provided by Poky, it works fine! If the agent in my custom linux I'm not able to use Shell under the TCF

Simon, Qt4 is part of the yocto meta data. The poky-image-sato-sdk image contains the qt4-pkgs, so you can use the following command to build the image: bitbake poky-image-sato-sdk Sau!

There are recipes for QT4 in the mainline Poky tree. Just build via: bitbake qt4-x11-free -or- bitbake qt4-embedded These work fine for me. --

Hi all, Hi I'm new in Yocto Project and I intent to study TCF Agent and port ir to diferents platforms. The first thing I'm doing is to simulate how does the Yocto Project works, especially the TCF

To whom may concern, Since Qt library is not existed in thedefault build configuration, I have to port it by myself. Is there any plan to compile Qt in theYocto? I cannot find Qt with zypper as

<bruce.ashfield@...> wrote: And this is why double checking is the best policy. This is wrong, but I've already pushed a fixed patch to the zedd/crownbay contrib branch. Cheers, Bruce --

The crownbay has been updated for 2.6.37, the BSP branch already contans the changes, and this is the update of meta to the new config values: crownbay: update eg20t config crownbay: set cpu type

The crownbay has been updated for 2.6.37, the BSP branch already contans the changes, and this is the update of meta to the new config values: crownbay: update eg20t config crownbay: set cpu type

Great, this is the idea. It's a pretty sparse list, and could do with some fleshing out. -- Darren Hart Intel Open Source Technology Center Yocto Project - Linux Kernel

Hi all, This is the sanity test report for RC5 build 20110325. Paul and Jeff are kindly to test beagleboard and their test result shows beagleboard works well. There is no any regression issue

I think this is an excellent initiative, Darren! If anyone has any questions on how to get started participating, please feel free to post them to this list or to contact me directly. -- Jeff "Jefro"