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    Gourmand | # 61 | 2008-05-04, 12:51 | Report

    probably it could help but there is few of RAM on tablet...

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    Aisu | # 62 | 2008-05-04, 13:52 | Report

    Oh, yeah, sbrsh is a no go x_x There is absolutely no way I've found to actually get the damn thing running for more than thirty seconds, Scratchbox and tablet refuse to speak after that. Don't count on anything from my end...

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    qwerty12 | # 63 | 2008-05-04, 13:56 | Report

    Originally Posted by Aisu View Post
    Oh, yeah, sbrsh is a no go x_x There is absolutely no way I've found to actually get the damn thing running for more than thirty seconds, Scratchbox and tablet refuse to speak after that. Don't count on anything from my end...

    , thanks for your efforts. I'd try but ssh doesn't work wih my router. I think sbrsh uses ssh anyway.

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    Aisu | # 64 | 2008-05-04, 15:09 | Report

    It doesn't have to go through your router, if you want. I've tried through USB networking, as well as over a wireless network. Same results...

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    wolf08 | # 65 | 2008-05-05, 03:48 | Report

    Originally Posted by Aisu View Post
    It doesn't have to go through your router, if you want. I've tried through USB networking, as well as over a wireless network. Same results...
    I tried once also to get sbrsh working. Utter failure. The documentation was incomplete and seemed to be for an old version of maemo.

    Are there any other solutions to cpu emulation? Or, can I set the -march or something to be of a 'lesser' arm cpu that qemu does have fully emulated?

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    Gourmand | # 66 | 2008-05-05, 04:29 | Report

    I cannot yet beleive qemu has wrong hardware emulation...
    I'd rather suppose code generation of moc or other Qt parts was wrong, may be unsupported processor code used

    did you exam compiler and/or linker options in Makefile for Qt build process?

    the moc compiler you use - is it the same as used in http://qt4.garage.maemo.org/ project?

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    Gourmand | # 67 | 2008-05-05, 17:50 | Report

    I think task can be solved. Did anybody read this?

    http://blog.haerwu.biz/2008/04/11/nokia-n800-emulation/

    They use qemu too. If emulator had serious errors, then Maemo wouldn't work.

    this could be improper code generation causing moc and other parts of KDE fail

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    penguinbait | # 68 | 2008-05-05, 18:13 | Report

    http://bugzilla.scratchbox.org/bugzi...bug.cgi?id=315


    jussi.hakala@movial.fi changed:

    What |Removed |Added
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    Status|NEW |RESOLVED
    Resolution| |LATER




    ------- Additional Comments From jussi.hakala@movial.fi 2008-02-21 16:41 -------
    This is a qemu problem.

    A new version of cputransp devkit has been released with additional patches to
    qemu 0.8.2, a (not so recent) cvs snapshot of qemu and an additional cvs
    snapshot of qemu for arm architecture.

    Try again with the first two and the third if your architecture is arm.

    Alternatively, you can use sbrsh.

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    speculatrix | # 69 | 2008-05-05, 23:05 | Report

    some time ago when I was cross-building qtopia2 from scratch for ARM on i386 I had these sort of problems, basically the trolltech build scripts built various utilities for ARM processor and then tried to run them on x86 processor.

    the way I solved it was to build a complete i386 qt/qtopia suite from scratch, so that I had a working copy of moc, qmake etc. I then went back to the Arm build, moved the arm moc & qmake binaries aside, then copied over the i386 binaries. I changed the ownership and made the files read only, so that the build process couldn't trample over them.

    it worked OK for me, although I did have to do some funky environment setting to make it all work, but that's almost certainly less of a problem with qt4 now.

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    wolf08 | # 70 | 2008-05-06, 00:45 | Report

    I'm confused. Is there any way for us to test this now?

    scratchbox seems like a pretty fragile build to me and I'm worried about mucking around in the qemu emulation.

    Originally Posted by penguinbait View Post
    http://bugzilla.scratchbox.org/bugzi...bug.cgi?id=315


    jussi.hakala@movial.fi changed:

    What |Removed |Added
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Status|NEW |RESOLVED
    Resolution| |LATER




    ------- Additional Comments From jussi.hakala@movial.fi 2008-02-21 16:41 -------
    This is a qemu problem.

    A new version of cputransp devkit has been released with additional patches to
    qemu 0.8.2, a (not so recent) cvs snapshot of qemu and an additional cvs
    snapshot of qemu for arm architecture.

    Try again with the first two and the third if your architecture is arm.

    Alternatively, you can use sbrsh.

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