make[2]:arm-linux-g++:Command not found.(Greenphone SDK)

Hi everyone,
Am working on Windows XP.
I installed VMware player and Greenphone SDK without any errors or warnings.When I click the 'Greenphone SDK icon' ,VMware player starts up and I get a user interface which resembles Linux user interface(screenshot attached).
I followed the steps mentioned in the 'getting started' pdf while trying to run the 'example' application(in the konsole)----
1. source /opt/Qtopia/SDK/scripts/devel-x86.sh

2. cd ~/projects/application

3. qtopiamake(which results in)
Cleaning out stale build files....
Finding project files....
1 project files found.

4.make (which shows a lot of stuff and ends in the following errors)...
make[2]:arm-linux-g++:Command not found.
make[2]:***[.obj/release-shared/main.o] error 127
make[2]:Leaving directory '/home/user/projects/application'
make[1]:***[all] error 2
make[2]:Leaving directory '/home/user/projects/application'
make[1]:***[all] error 2

Can someone please tell me what's wrong.I can't figure out the errors.It's an example which comes with the SDK itself so,I expected it to work properly.
I didn't have the phone connected to the system when I was trying to run the commands so,can that be the reason behind the errors(USB access is disabled in my system ).

I read in some of the sites that it's probably because PATH is not properly set or something like that.....How do I check if it's the reason behind the errors and if so,how to correct it.
Please advice on what to do.Thank you.

Hi,
By the looks of this error "make[2]:arm-linux-g++:Command not found" your compiler is not present.
If you only type 'arm-linux-g++' in the console, does it say "command not found", if so, then your compiler is not pathed or you don't have one.
type export, see if the PATH=, variable has your path to your compiler binary. If not, then add your binary path.
example export PATH=$PATH:/opt/arm-linux/bin

Hi,
Thanks for replying.
Yes,when I type arm-linux-g++,I get "command not found".When I tried 'export',I got a lot of stuff but there was only one line which had the word PATH in it.

Code:

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Declare – x PATH=”/opt/Qtopia/SDK/scripts:/opt/Qtopia/SDK/4.3.2/greenphone/bin:/opt/Qtopia/SDK/4.3.2/greenphone/scripts:/opt/toolchains/greenphone/gcc-4.1.1-glibc-2.3.6/arm-linux/bin:/opt/Qtopia/SDK/scripts:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games

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PATH contains "...opt/toolchains/greenphone/gcc-4.1.1-glibc-2.3.6/arm-linux/bin...."...so,do I need to do "export PATH=$PATH:/opt/arm-linux/bin " or,is it some other problem.
Please advice.
Thank you.

forgot to mention this....I have Linux fedora core 8 and Windows XP both in the same system.I have Qt 4.4.3 installed in Linux but,I am installing Greenphone SDK in Windows xp.

Hi,
the above problem's solved now.I did export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/arm-linux/bin to point to arm-linux-g++ and now it's working fine.
Now,when I connect the greenphone via USB,I am asked the password for it....As per the FAQs in the qtextended website,
Q.What are the passwords for the root account on the SDK?
The 'root' user gets shipped with a password of 'root'. The 'user' user is shipped with a password of 'user'.
But,neither password works in my case.
I get something like this(I get three attempts):-
root@10.10.10.20's password:
...
and then I get Connection to Greenphone at 10.10.10.20 failed
FAILED.

If someone has any idea of default passwords for the Greenphone,please help.
Thank you.