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Damn, Nokia, spend some of your billions and get some caching server action going! I'm used to 1-2MB/s downloads, now I'm getting 10% of that. This would be less annoying if this wasn't the 3rd Qt thing I've installed tonight, which I will blame on your confusing site with too many Qt SDKs and IDEs.
GODDAMMIT
98% 99% "you are running low on disk space"
*empties recycle bin*
FAIL TO WRITE 0 BYTES; CANCELING INSTALLER
And I now have 6GB free on my C drive again. How about you n00bs make a ****ing installer that
a) tells you the space requirements
b) doesn't take 6GB in temp space when the offline installer is only 1.6GB
WTF
don't take it personally. I yelled at my computer too.
Last edited by Creamy Goodness; 2011-02-01 at 15:25.
GODDAMMIT
98% 99% "you are running low on disk space"
*empties recycle bin*
FAIL TO WRITE 0 BYTES; CANCELING INSTALLER
And I now have 6GB free on my C drive again. How about you n00bs make a ****ing installer that
a) tells you the space requirements
b) doesn't take 6GB in temp space when the offline installer is only 1.6GB
WTF
don't take it personally. I yelled at my computer too.
Last edited by Creamy Goodness; 2011-02-01 at 15:25.
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2011-02-01
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#33
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
Nobody
Does anyone know why i get this "error", when i try to run the app on my N900?:
I made a test-app and pressed the green arrow (compile and run) like i did on the previous sdk. It seems like, the deb made by the sdk does not really install the app on my N900 because i cant find it (despite the fact that exists in FAM/HAM). Do i have to do something more on the new sdk?
? What do you guys do? Do you write a program compile it and the deb works fine without changing anything?
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2011-02-01
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#34
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
Yes, the deb mostly works for me.
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You can do a:
dpkg -L <packageName>
to list the files that the package has installed. It probably is installed in a directory you're not expecting.
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2011-02-01
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#35
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Originally Posted by Slocan
Nope, i tried that. The deb installs all the files (ex. .desktop file) except the executable one (should be installed in /opt/usr/bin/). Should i reinstall the SDK?
Yes, the deb mostly works for me.
You can do a:
dpkg -L <packageName>
to list the files that the package has installed. It probably is installed in a directory you're not expecting.
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2011-02-01
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
What does the .desktop file point to? An nonexistent file?
Nope, i tried that. The deb installs all the files (ex. .desktop file) except the executable one (should be installed in /opt/usr/bin/). Should i reinstall the SDK?
Anything in the compile output of the SDK?
I imagine from your signature you're using the Linux version on Ubuntu, which is what I'm using too.
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2011-02-01
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blizzard, have a look to your project's path name, it should not contain any spaces. It seems that when the project path has spaces then the creator is not able to upload the deb and create the directories on the target device.
I also had the same problem with the previous sdk. There should also be a warning in the compile output tab.
I also had the same problem with the previous sdk. There should also be a warning in the compile output tab.
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2011-02-01
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
Nokia actually does that... I have a 10Mbit connection and pretty much manage to fill it when downloading Qt stuff, so not sure what went wrong for you there :S
Damn, Nokia, spend some of your billions and get some caching server action going! I'm used to 1-2MB/s downloads, now I'm getting 10% of that. This
would be less annoying if this wasn't the 3rd Qt thing I've installed tonight, which I will blame on your confusing site with too many Qt SDKs and IDEs.
And I now have 6GB free on my C drive again. How about you n00bs make a ****ing installer that
a) tells you the space requirements
b) doesn't take 6GB in temp space when the offline installer is only 1.6GB
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2011-02-02
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#39
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Originally Posted by BLIZZARD
The packaging in Qt Creator is completely broken. See my comments about it in the 2nd page too.
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Achipa said that the newest nightly release of Qt Creator has this problem solved. (eg. you can disable packaging)
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2011-02-02
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Originally Posted by attila77
Nokia actually does that... I have a 10Mbit connection and pretty much manage to fill it when downloading Qt stuff, so not sure what went wrong for you there :S
Agreed, the final 1.1 when the silly distinction of SDKs and IDEs goes away can't come too soon.
n00bs say that's probably a regression as I recall space requirements being checked at start (see http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTSDK-249 for a screenshot of what you get if you fail that).
IIRC what kills you space-wise is the zillion files that take up various amounts of space depending on the file system parameters. Might be talking rubbish, tho.
Yeah i traced the download and it's coming through "limelight networks" (i think) apparently based in temple, arizona. And this is at like midnight so I am not sure why it's so slow either.
The online installer doesn't check the free disk space, the offiline one did, it wanted about 6 gigs so I had to install it to another drive. I was trying to avoid that because "another drive" in my case is a RAID-5 array with 64kb cluster size, so VERY bad for lots of little files.
finally got it installed, so its size is 7.20GB, size on disk is 14.4GB, contains 132,036 files and 10,141 folders.
seems a little excessive, but I guess the Qt Creator loads fast, so I can't complain too much.
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