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LD_PRELOAD=/opt/meecolay/lib/libdsme_dbus_if.so.0.2.0 meecolay <with your arguments> | LD_PRELOAD=/opt/meecolay/lib/libdsme_dbus_if.so.0.2.0 meecolay <with your arguments> | ||
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+ | == Adding apps/games to the applications menu == | ||
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+ | After installing harmattan debians on fremantle using dpkg or the application manager some of the new installed files go to a wrong directory, so you need to move these files to have your application in the app-menu | ||
+ | as as example | ||
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+ | === FruitGo === | ||
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+ | The Game data are stored in optfs correctly after installation... but |
Revision as of 12:46, 7 October 2012
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Workarounds
Qt Mobility
Error:
plugin cannot be loaded for module "QtMobility.location": Cannot load library /opt/qtm12/imports/QtMobility/location/libdeclarative_location.so: (/opt/qtm12/imports/QtMobility/location/libdeclarative_location.so: undefined symbol: _ZNK10QtMobility13QGeoMapObject10metaObjectEv)
Solution:
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/qtm12/lib/libQtLocation.so meecolay <with your arguments>
Qt Mobility
Error:
symbol lookup error: /home/opt/meecolay/opt/GTRacing/bin/GTRacing: undefined symbol: _ZN10QtMobility18QSystemScreenSaver23setScreenSave rInhibitedEb
Solution:
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/qtm12/lib/libQtSystemInfo.so meecolay <with your arguments>
Error:
undefined symbol: _ZN14QCameraControl16staticMetaObjectE
Solution:
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/qtm12/lib/libQtMultimediaKit.so meecolay <with your arguments>
If you need to preload several libraries, do it that way:
LD_PRELOAD="library1:library2"
QmSystem2
Error:
symbol lookup error: /opt/meecolay/lib/libqmsystem2.so.1: undefined symbol: dsme_battery_empty_ind
Solution
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/meecolay/lib/libdsme_dbus_if.so.0.2.0 meecolay <with your arguments>
Adding apps/games to the applications menu
After installing harmattan debians on fremantle using dpkg or the application manager some of the new installed files go to a wrong directory, so you need to move these files to have your application in the app-menu as as example
FruitGo
The Game data are stored in optfs correctly after installation... but