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addu
21st October 2009, 07:45
Hi All
I installed Qt in liux platfrom
When i tried to run sample application,i got error message like
No valid Qt version set. Set one in Tools/Options?
By default Qt is installed in opt/qt sdk-2009-04
I had gone through the tools /options/Qt versions . Then i set the path of Qt installation.. But it is showing opt/qt sdk-2009-04 is not a valid directory.
Please help me
Thanks
Yuvaraj R
spirit
21st October 2009, 08:00
try to add path to Qt in PATH variable.
addu
21st October 2009, 08:07
I have added
see my path variables
:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin;opt/qtsdk-2009-04/bin;
In version control I am getting on more error
unable to launch p4 " unkown error"
Do i need to install x11 ?
Thanks
Yuvaraj R
spirit
21st October 2009, 08:13
is this path correct opt/qtsdk-2009-04/bin;?
I think it should be /opt/qtsdk-2009-04/bin;
if you're trying to run GUI app then you need X server.
addu
21st October 2009, 08:23
I changed the path variable .
Still i amgetting same error. Can you provide me a download link for x server
Thanks
Yuvaraj R
spirit
21st October 2009, 08:28
it should be on Linux distribution disk, you should install one of several desktop environment, for example KDE or GNOME.
addu
21st October 2009, 08:45
Hi All
I have set the qt sdk path correctly
Now i am getting new error
Could not find make command: make in the build environment
Thanks
Yuvaraj R
spirit
21st October 2009, 08:46
:) did you install gcc?
addu
21st October 2009, 11:06
No
I didn't install
But Qt sdk i having gcc compiler , am i right.. Then why do we againg install the gcc compiler
Thanks
Yuvaraj R
spirit
21st October 2009, 11:25
actually, Qt SDK for Linux doesn't contain any compiler.
pdoria
21st October 2009, 14:02
What distro are you using?
if you're using a YUM based distro this should sort you out:
(as root)
yum install gcc*
BR,
Pedro Doria Meunier
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