Hello Winfried ,
same for me ... I also do not tested it and I simply thought it would
work to create some other shared folders in home ... but it seams not to
work ... sorry
I have tried to change the home entry to some thing else and this seams
to work (but not fully) ... now qmake says that "sb2: Error: Invalid
target specified, aborting" ... but maybe with some additional
configuration in the IDE, it is possible to solve this ...
Another way would be to create a folder in your home directory and use
"mount --bind /path/to/your/big/filesystem /home/youre_home_dir" ...
this will tell the kernel to rebind/remount the first given folder to
the new given folder (all files in the second folder would be hidden as
long as you have the other folder mounted ...). This only works under
Unix (maybe there is also a way in Microsoft Windows, but I am not that
familiar with this OS), but is a really powerful way to simply duplicate
the access to your filesystem to as many entry points as you wish ...
Not tested, but should work (maybe you also have to change some
configurations in the IDE, so that the compiled program is copied to the
right place ...) ...
Regards,
Stefan
Am 22.06.2013 02:19, schrieb christopher.l...@thurweb.ch:
Hi Winfried
Sorry, I should have done a quick test before posting.
It is actually QtCreator that won't be fooled.
The first clue is that the "Choose Directory" dialog won't let a
symlink be directly selected.
Then in the "Kit Selection" dialog we see that QtCreator has expanded
the symlink to the true target folder, which is outside the shared home.
Grüsse
Chris
Zitat von "W. Dobbe" <winfried.do...@xmsnet.nl>:
Yes, I already tried to create a symlink, but the sailfish SDK is not
easily fooled :-(
When you type in the path to the symlink manually in the new project
wizard (so don't browse via the file dialog), it looks like it
accepts the path. But when you click the build button, still the same
"project is outside of shared home" message.
Adding the project directory on the data disk in the shared folders
of the Mer SDK virtual machine didn't help either….
Anyway, thanks for the suggestions. It's not urgent at all, but I
hope this problem can be resolved at some point in the future.
regards,
Winfried
On 21 Jun 2013, at 20:27, Lutor Zoltán <zoltan.lu...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I've already tried that but without any success (Windows 7, Home
Premium, 64bits)
Error message was something like this: project is out of shared home
dir...
Br,
Zoli
On Fri, 21 Jun 2013 19:02:57 +0200, Stefan Lahner
<lahner.ste...@gmx.at> wrote:
Hello Winfried,
It is not disallowed by the SDK or the IDE ... you simply have to
configure VirtualBox.
Start VirtualBox and choose the machine used for the Mer SDK
(normally called MerSDK); click on "Settings" (yellow gear symbol)
and click on the menu "Shared Folders" ... there you see all your
folders, which are shared with the virtual machine ... simply
add/remove directorys like you wish (juts don't remove/change ssh
and target)
Regards,
Stefan
Am 21.06.2013 17:53, schrieb christopher.l...@thurweb.ch:
Winifred
Have you tried creating a sym link from your home drive pointing
to sailfish_projects on your data drive?
That way you would have what appears to be a subfolder within your
homedrive, but actually residing on your data drive.
Chris
Zitat von "Winfried Dobbe" <winfried.ko...@gmail.com>:
Hi,
I installed the Sailfish SDK on the data disk of my Mac. I also
created a directory "sailfish_projects" on that disk. However if
I create a new sailfishOs project in that directory, building it
will fail with message "Project is outside of shared home
/Users/winfried". If I create a project somewhere under
/Users/winfried than all works fine.
My Mac has an SSD OS disk that is relatively small compared to
the 2 TB data disk. I don't want to use that SSD disk for
development. So it would be nice if it is possible to create
projects outside of your home directory.
Platform used: OS X 10.8.3, VirtualBox 4.2.12
regards,
Winfried
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