PROCESSOR-SDK-AM437X: Linux-PROCESSOR-SDK-AM437X-Qt-version

Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-AM437X

I am using tisdk 04.02.00.09 version for am437x processor & qt design version 5.7.0 

Hello Anantha,

I am joining this thread to the other thread you created.

Regards,

Nick

Yeah sure

Hello,

Could you please provide more information on the issue you are experiencing?

Regards,
Krunal

Hi Kunal,

here i am sharing the picture for you, what error i am getting while they try to setup qt in my system. i tried all possible ways like installing qt5default, qtcreator, qtchooser so and as so but it doesn't worked .

so i just want to know few things is this effected by linux version like if i am using non lts version of linux or not 16.04 any higher version if am using like that.

since i cant compile application even through command prompt by sourcing environment setup and trying qmake.pro,qmake,make steps also so please help me to solve this.

Hi Kunal,

I found why this error is coming but i am not getting how to fix this, please help me. actually i wanted to use linux-devkit which is tool chain and qmake related one i wanted used that alone so i remove standard sdk from  my system and placed linux devkit and sourced environment setup by changing sdk path alone in that. but after that i just checked echo $SDK_PATH it is shown me standard sdk path. it is expecting the presence of standard sdk which is not there in my system so this error came again checked by keeping SDK error gone . so some linking is there between sdk to linux devkit now  how to break that as i want to give only linux-devkit to customer.

Any guidance is helpful for me and appreciated.

Thank you

Hello Anantha,

As an experiment, I copied the linux devkit folder to a temp folder and modified the SDK_PATH in the environment-setup file to "SDK_PATH="<temp_folder_dir>/linux-devkit"". After sourcing the setup file and running the echo $SDK_PATH command, I saw the link to my temp folder instead of the default SDK path. Could you also try the above experiment and see if it solves your problem. 

Regards,
Krunal

I am doing the same I changed the path and tried already but no use with out SDK it is not working to compile qt application. I even tried by running linuxdevkit.sh script file  it is working but while time of installation Linux devkit by running script file it is showing sed cmake 30 line no file or directory like that some 20line showed but don't know whether they are errors or not whether it might effect further or what don't know.

But in that log messages I got showing cmake related and that too in time of qt setup cmake is not directly detecting like as previous.

So right now I am trying to opening to see what exact English inside linuxdevkit.sh file but it is hanging.

So please help in doing further this is that sed related log message does effect further or not?

Hello,

Can you confirm if the above files do exists in your folder? If yes, I would recommend you to install 32bit libraries on your 64bit machine. There is a possibility that your Linux machine is 64bit and is having trouble reading the 32bit program.

$ sudo apt-get install git build-essential python diffstat texinfo gawk chrpath dos2unix wget unzip socat doxygen libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libz1:i386

Regards,
Krunal