Phil Gillaspy

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I would suggest installing QTCreator. This will install missing libraries which I believe will fix the compile issues. I might also point out that I compiled only for Q4 on Ubuntu. So between Qt4 and Qt6 there may be many incompatible library changes. I am not sure if QTCreator is available for a Debian distro. Phil On 5/20/24 12:25 PM, Totya wrote: Hi everybody, I have tried to complie the gqgmc on rpi3 B+ . On the bookworm OS qt6 is available so I edited the Defines.mk file. I started compile the...

If /dev/gqgmc does not exist, that means that the 51-gqgmc.rules did not work. Most probably, the vendor ID and the product ID do not match the GMC-300 you own. You can discover the vendor and product IDs by running the command, lsusb, that lists all the usb devices that are plugged in. You should be able to recognize which usb device listed is your GMC.� Then change the 51-gqgmc.rules file for the correct vendor and product IDs. If that doesn't work. We'll think of trying something else. Phil On...

The error message means that the compiler on the Raspberry does not know what the command line option "-m32" means. "-m32" means to compiler for a 32bit machine. The Rasberry is a 64bit machine and so I would suppose that in adapting the compiler for the Rasberry, no one thought to include that option. To fix, just remove "-m32" from the command line. This can be done by going into the Defines.mk file and changing the following line from CPUSIZE = -m32 to CPUSIZE = In other words, just erase the...

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