qt installation

[nayan_trivedi]

i get error when i configure qt.

Running syncqt...
Can't find syncqt on PATH.
Creating qmake...
To use Symbian OS tools without specifying a device name, a default
device must be set using the devices -setdefault command.
To use Symbian OS tools without specifying a device name, a default
device must be set using the devices -setdefault command.
Cleaning qmake failed, return code 255

plz help me.
what i do for remove this?

[Sorcery-ltd]

Hi,

Have you installed an S60 SDK? What happens if you type "devices" at the command prompt?

It looks like your environment isn't set up correctly.

Mark

[james1980]

Hi,
i think you have not set any default device. Without default device you cant instal qt. You hav to configure Qt for each sdk so first set device and than try to instal qt.

[nayan_trivedi]

Hi,
i think you have not set any default device. Without default device you cant instal qt. You hav to configure Qt for each sdk so first set device and than try to instal qt.

hi sir.
i have tried that command.
but in cmd there is error that.
"no devices currently install"

[Symbian_Neil]

hi sir.
i have tried that command.
but in cmd there is error that.
"no devices currently install"

I think you missed the first part of Mark's post. You need to install a S60 SDK.

Hi,

Have you installed an S60 SDK? What happens if you type "devices" at the command prompt?

It looks like your environment isn't set up correctly.

Mark

[nayan_trivedi]

I think you missed the first part of Mark's post. You need to install a S60 SDK.

i have already install S60 SDK_FP_2.

[pwnser]

Running syncqt...
Can't find syncqt on PATH

Your PATH environment variable isn't set to \bin subdirectory of your Qt installation (i.e. c:\Qt\4.4.4-temple\bin).
More info on: http://pepper.troll.no/s60prerelease...stall-s60.html

[Sorcery-ltd]

Hi,

Are you using Windows Vista by any chance? You need to run the installer for the SDK as administrator and I'd also suggest you turn off User Account Control, at least while you do the install.

It is possible to add devices manually and specify where you've installed the SDK, but it's much easier if you just do a correct install first time.

Mark

[james1980]

I think you missed the first part of Mark's post. You need to install a S60 SDK.

I think he might have install the SDK but it is not set as a default SDK devece and without default device Qt cant be install. So nayan set your default device first and than try to install Qt.

Hope this helps you.

[nayan_trivedi]

set your default device first and than try to install Qt.

how i done this?
that is error that
"no devices currently install"
i have tried reinstalling sdk but error remain same.
i aslo tried 3rd ad. midp sdk.
but there is error remain same.

[james1980]

what you are getting when give the command devices on the command prompt?

[nayan_trivedi]

what you are getting when give the command deveces on the command prompt?

hi.
first of all.
many many congratulations sir.

i get error that

"no devices currently install"

[Sorcery-ltd]

OK, there's too much noise on this thread.

nayan - are you using Windows Vista?

If so then when you install the SDK it won't correctly set up the device as default (it should ask at the end of the installation process if this is what you want on all versions of Windows that are supported - you should definitely say yes!) unless you have the right security set up, as I mentioned above.

Otherwise, if the SDK is installed and you have no devices installed, then you need to do it manually.

The command you need to run is:
devices -add <device_path> <tools_path> @deviceID

Oddly, device_path and tools_path are usually the same thing - the path to the root of the SDK.
@deviceID for 3rd FP2 should be replaced with @S60_3rd_FP2_SDK_v1.1:com.nokia.s60

Hope that helps,
Mark

P.S. You can find out more about the devices command by typing devices -help.

[nayan_trivedi]

OK, there's too much noise on this thread.

nayan - are you using Windows Vista?

If so then when you install the SDK it won't correctly set up the device as default (it should ask at the end of the installation process if this is what you want on all versions of Windows that are supported - you should definitely say yes!) unless you have the right security set up, as I mentioned above.

Otherwise, if the SDK is installed and you have no devices installed, then you need to do it manually.

The command you need to run is:
devices -add <device_path> <tools_path> @deviceID

Oddly, device_path and tools_path are usually the same thing - the path to the root of the SDK.
@deviceID for 3rd FP2 should be replaced with @S60_3rd_FP2_SDK_v1.1:com.nokia.s60

Hope that helps,
Mark

P.S. You can find out more about the devices command by typing devices -help.

ok..thanks mark.
i m using xp.
but i have install it.
thanks for help.