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2009-10-11
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x86-32? Can you try it with x86 instead of armel? You are aware Diablo is not supported anymore, and that you're running an unsupported SDK version?
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2009-10-12
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I put the answer in this faq a while back; http://wiki.maemo.org/Q%26A_-_SDK_and_Scratchbox
It has the solution to your security issue (which is causing your whole issue I believe). The solution should work on 9.10; I used in on 9.03.
(9.10 & 9.03 are Ubuntu versions)
Nathan
Last edited by Nathan; 2009-10-13 at 16:14. Reason: Ubuntu Version Clarification
It has the solution to your security issue (which is causing your whole issue I believe). The solution should work on 9.10; I used in on 9.03.
(9.10 & 9.03 are Ubuntu versions)
Nathan
Last edited by Nathan; 2009-10-13 at 16:14. Reason: Ubuntu Version Clarification
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2009-10-12
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A general command, which is also mentioned in the Q&A:
The ARMEL target should not be used for application testing or running the framework and just for cross compiling. The target is not meant to support this. Please use for any other use than cross-compiling the X86 target.
Cheers Daniel
The ARMEL target should not be used for application testing or running the framework and just for cross compiling. The target is not meant to support this. Please use for any other use than cross-compiling the X86 target.
Cheers Daniel
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2009-10-12
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout
Changing the target to x86 makes it work alright. I wasn't aware that Diablo was unsupported, I will upgrade now, thanks!
x86-32? Can you try it with x86 instead of armel? You are aware Diablo is not supported anymore, and that you're running an unsupported SDK version?
Originally Posted by danielwilms
Thanks Daniel. Like I said above, x86 works fine for me now. Can you run the ARM targets within QEMU?
A general command, which is also mentioned in the Q&A:
The ARMEL target should not be used for application testing or running the framework and just for cross compiling. The target is not meant to support this. Please use for any other use than cross-compiling the X86 target.
Cheers Daniel
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2009-10-12
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Stephen, ARMEL is only meant for cross compiling. It may or may not work in QEMU guest emulation (which is used when using ARMEL target).
Nathan, what do you mean with version 9.03 and version 9.10?
Nathan, what do you mean with version 9.03 and version 9.10?
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2009-10-13
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Originally Posted by stephenr
It depends on the device you want to develop for. If you have a N8XX you have to use the Diablo SDK to compile for it. For the N900 please use the latest SDK.
Changing the target to x86 makes it work alright. I wasn't aware that Diablo was unsupported, I will upgrade now, thanks!
Originally Posted by stephenr
No. ARM targets are there just for cross-compiling.
Thanks Daniel. Like I said above, x86 works fine for me now. Can you run the ARM targets within QEMU?
Cheers Daniel
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2009-10-13
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout
He mentioned specifically he was using Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic), 9.03 (Jaunty) which is what I've used. So I was saying that his error is the same as what I got and what I put in the faq is how to fix it on 9.03 and afaik 9.10.
Nathan, what do you mean with version 9.03 and version 9.10?
Nathan.
I am trying to set up the Maemo SDK following the instructions as per the maemo diablo reference manual. I am attempting to start the application framework (section 3.4.6) and am getting the following output from my sbox:
Thanks,
Stephen