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Topic: n810 build and qt-everywhere

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Hi, I'm trying to resuscitate the n810 support of OpenWRT.  I've trimmed off the "broken" flag
on its depends to re-enable the platform so I can see how badly broken it is.

It wanted a kernel image (for fallback booting) which is no longer hosted at OpenWRT, but I found a copy elsewhere, no problem.

Now I'm seeing it blow up because, although I only selected X11, it has pulled in qt-everywhere and is trying to build it.  The include path doesn't point at the freetype header files, but this is correct--QT isn't configured, so the build system correctly left off an include reference to it.

So why is qt-everywhere being pulled in, even though qt4 is most assuredly not selected?

Thanks!
Andy Valencia

vandyswa wrote:

So why is qt-everywhere being pulled in, even though qt4 is most assuredly not selected?

FYI, looks like "pwrtray" has a dep on qt4.  Did it used to be non-qt based?  Or has the
n810 build always built all of qt4 also?  It'd be good to know, as then I can know if I
should concentrate on fixing qt4 compilation, or removing qt4 dependencies.

Thanks again,
Andy

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