Mobile and Embedded

@sierdzio thank you

@Ivelin @leekh9047 Any luck with this? I'm struggling with getting the background service to run in a separate process. When I run in the same process, it crashes. Ultimately I'd like to make the service a foreground service that owns a reference to my backend.

I've been noticing the same and has been driving me crazy. Currently found TextField and ComboBox affected. Doesn't matter how simple the code or even if the colour is set for the text,it will never show unless highlighted. Been using 6.4 and 6.5

@marubow Onvif is only specifications. One of its implementations is here

just add buildFeatures.aidl = true to "android" section of build.gradle Here is what i added: android { ... namespace "com.myapp.namespace" buildFeatures.aidl = true ...

Hi, i also tried a few things with the Qt Bluetooth and BLE modules. But as far as i know meshing is not directly supported. I would recommend to use a third party library like Zephyr or NimBLE to handle meshing with bluetooth.

Hi. I had the same issue, found the problem is the version of JAVA, when you select the JDK location select the latest version. This problem ocurred when i was using the v11 and it worked fine using v17.

https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-97482 has been effectively fixed. We just decided to revert the first approach to fix it and replace it with a better one. If your issue doesn’t disappear in 6.7.1, there is another, probably related bug.

Looks like either UIC is not getting run or some include paths are wrong. I don't know this build system, can't help much with that. I have created this application on QT5 and yocto has QT6. Is that fine? Not necessarily. Try Qt 6 on your desktop. Usually they are mostly source-compatible but sometimes some small modifications are necessary. But Qt5-6 differences would not produce the error from make you've quoted above.

That’s a bug in the minimal backing store implementation. It’s got nothing to do with 32 bit, which just exposes the bug. Please file a ticket at https://bugreports.qt.io.

Hello, I also encountered this situation. Have you found a solution?

As an update, I installed qtcreator from the ubuntu repo (13.0.2) and it works much better. Are there config files somewhere I can diff against the previous install to better understand the original problem?

@Felix-van-de-Donk said in How to stop application from crashing at runtime: So what did you do to solve it? Removed QT beta version (6.8.0-beta 3) Removed old kits Removed Android Emulator Removed Android SDKs I installed as I'll be deploying to Android device from now (Emulator is too unreliable) Installed QT stable version (6.7.2) Ignored red crybaby messages from W ziparchive W qt.multimedia W Qt A11Y W libEGL W QtAudioDeviceManager E BufferQueueProducer Since I'm not sure how to stop them from appearing and everything seems to be working how it should

Hi, The URL looks like it's in an private area. Shouldn't it rather be https://mirrors.kernel.org/yocto-sources/git2/code.qt.io.qt.qtdeclarative.git/ ?