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    Default Re: Device returning ":-1: error: Unexpected output from remote process: 'Available'.

    Hello!

    While trying to run an app in a remote embedded linux environment, I'm receiving the answer

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    1. :-1: error: Unexpected output from remote process: 'Available'.
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    when I try to run it. It's interesting that I was perfectly capable of running the same app with a lower Qwt and QwtPolar versions before, but after the update I'm getting this error repeatedly. Everything is fine in the equivalent desktop compilation.

    Does anybody has a hint on this problem? I couldn't find anything on the web about it.


    Thanks,

    Momergil


    Added after 23 minutes:


    Well, it seems I found the solution to this problem very quickly after all \o/


    The problem was being caused by a parameter added to the Run configuration in the Projects area of Qt Creator when compiling for the embedded linux device: somehow a "Check for free disk space" deploy step was added which, when disabled, made the system stop returning that "Avaliable" message. It seems it had nothing to do with Qwt...
    Last edited by Momergil; 14th April 2014 at 15:21.
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