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 t
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 symlin
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 "proje
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
wrote:
Hello Winfried,
It is not disallowed by t
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 y
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" :
Hi,
I installe
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
