I was hoping there was another way, but I'll go in and edit<br> the Makefiles removing the references to -no-rtti. In <br> QT/E rtti it isn't in configure, so I figure going into the <br> Makefiles directly is the most guaranteed way. Too bad <br> there's 200+ Makefiles. <br> <br> My target system is a Via Epia board with a VIA C3 800Mhz<br> processor, 512Mb of ram, and a 64Mb DOM (hdd) running <br> RedHat 8.0. Staying away from X, I'm using the framebuffer. <br> <br> Thanks for the suggestions. We'll see how it goes. <br> <br> Brian<br><br><b><i>yan seiner <yan@seiner.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"><snip>This is the same error I am getting.... But I am getting it on starting <br>flash... See my last email for the full gory story...<br><br>The only way I've found is to edit ./configure and remove the -fno-rtti <br>from the CXXFLAGS and one other line... make clean and
rebuild....<br><br>I can't remember at the moment how I did it with Qt....<br><br>Also, it seems to me that you need to build Qt first, then build konq/e. <br>If you rebuild Qt/e, then you should rebuild konq/e.... Purely based on <br>some weird behavior that appears to go away once both programs are <br>rebuilt in that order...<br><br>Could you please post more about your system, environment, etc?<br><br>I am running on an embedded arm board, 200 MHz ARM9, 32 MB RAM, with a <br>320x240 LCD screen and framebuffer...<br><br>--Yan</snip></blockquote><br><p>
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