QSocketDevice: win32/x11 differences

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Hello!
I've stumbled upon udp broadcast code which works on win32 and didn't work in x11.

Packet sender defined this way:

QSocketDevice * udp = new QSocketDevice(QSocketDevice::Datagram);
#ifdef QTS_WIN32
#elif QTS_LINUX
    int one = 1; 
    setsockopt(udp->socket(), SOL_SOCKET, SO_BROADCAST, &one, sizeof(one));
#endif

QSocketDevice * udp = new QSocketDevice(QSocketDevice::Datagram);
#ifdef QTS_WIN32
#elif QTS_LINUX
    int one = 1; 
    setsockopt(udp->socket(), SOL_SOCKET, SO_BROADCAST, &one, sizeof(one));
#endif

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and it broadcasts packets this way:

udp->writeBlock(some-data, some-data.length(), broadcast-address, port);

udp->writeBlock(some-data, some-data.length(), broadcast-address, port);

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Packet receiver defined this way:

QSocketDevice * udp = new QSocketDevice(QSocketDevice::Datagram);
    if(!udp->bind(some-address, port))
    {..}
    QSocketNotifier * udpn = new QSocketNotifier(udp->socket(), QSocketNotifier::Read);
    connect( udpn, SIGNAL( activated(int) ), this, SLOT( receiveSomething() ) );

QSocketDevice * udp = new QSocketDevice(QSocketDevice::Datagram);
    if(!udp->bind(some-address, port))
    {..}
    QSocketNotifier * udpn = new QSocketNotifier(udp->socket(), QSocketNotifier::Read);
    connect( udpn, SIGNAL( activated(int) ), this, SLOT( receiveSomething() ) );

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When packet received, receiveSomething() fires and receiver mines data this way:

QString some-data = QString(udp->readAll());

QString some-data = QString(udp->readAll());

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Packet sender works on all platforms, but receiver only on win32. Does QSocketDevice on x11 need special initialization?