Thanks, I'll try modifying the uEnv.txt at /boot then. I do have a debug cable and have access that way.
As for Qt - I have a prebuilt application which worked with Angstrom on the BBB. I wish to simply move the file over to the BBB and run it. I don't need the ability to compile or create new Qt applications on the BBB itself. When I try to run my application on the BBB, it says either "No such file or directory" or "command not found", depending on which directory I'm working from and if I prepend a "./". I can see the file in the proper place, with executable permission, and I've tried using the whole path as well as going into the folder where the application resides and running it from there, but the BBB just "can't find it". I assume that is because I need to install more than just "libqt4-core", but I have no idea which other packages to install to get it working. I could install them all and try again, but if it didn't work I'd be back at square one and if it DID run then I'd have no idea which packages were actually necessary. I have gone through the process of building Qt from source way back with the BBW a long time ago and it was quite a lengthy process. Then when BBB first came out all I had to do was "*opkg install libqtguie4 qt4-embedded-fonts*" and my application worked. In summary, can I just install prebuilt packages with apt-get and if so, which ones (since *libqtguie4 *doesn't exist in the pre-loaded repos)? If not, will I need to go through the process of building Qt from source again? Thanks again, -Seth -- For more options, visit http://beagleboard.org/discuss --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "BeagleBoard" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
