Hi Willy,
Samsung announced several weeks ago that they are dropping developer support
for their Symbian OS phones.
Your best bet is to compile QtMobility from source using the S60 5.0 SDK,
replacing the ALL-TCB capability with the set you can sign for.
Some parts of mobility are using Nokia specific APIs (Ovi maps is an obvious
example) and won't work with Samsung, you'll have to debug these issues.
PS: Samsung announcement said they'd take down Symbian content on 31/12 so
there's not much time to grab any SDK plugins you need.
Best Regards,
Shane Kearns
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> Subject: [Qt-mobility-feedback] QtMobility fos Samsung OmniaHD
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> Hi all!
> Is there a package of QtMobility that works on OmniaHD somewhere?
>
> i need it for testing purposes...
>
> thank you!
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