Thanks for all the tips, this has been really helpful feedback. On IRC the conclusion was that it is probably a tool chain problem and that I'll try to build it using the standard tool chain on Windows.
Luckily I found a VM with almost everything installed, so I just compiled a new version and it turned out that it does not crash. So this not a Qt Mobility issue. Still, if someone can help me getting the Linux tool chain working for plugins, that would be awesome. I'll be on #qt-symbian again tomorrow. Thanks! Conny On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 07:47 -0800, John Kern wrote: > Hello Conny, > > On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 7:18 AM, Cornelius Hald <[email protected]> > wrote: > Currently I'm simply doing "make sis" and that, I think, uses > self-signed certificates. I'll try using the Qt certificates > and to > enable all capabilities. Lets see if this helps something. > > > "make sis" will use the patch Juha warned you about. You can use the > makesis and signsis commands to generate a self signed sis file which > works. > > > Another thing you should know about it the ErrRd file. Symbian is good > about generating panics when an application fails. However, by default > this is not presented. I guess this would be because we don't want to > present this kind of dialog to the user. Anyway, developers can enable > it by creating a zero length file at c:\resource\ErrRd. Here is a > writeup I did a few years > ago > http://kerncomputing.blogspot.com/2006/09/symbian-tech-tips-displaying-panic.html. > > > > Symbian.org had nice writeup and associated sis file. Much of this > stuff is migrating to Nokia Forum. So, you might check their site. > > > -jk _______________________________________________ Qt-mobility-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt.nokia.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-mobility-feedback
