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i.MX515 Project
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Linux Platform Support and Application Development on Efika MX
in category Industrial
proposed by Michael Grunditz on 20th December 2009 (accepted on 20th December 2009)
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Project Summary
I am going to support the work to implement linux and other systems on the Efika MX.
I also plan to develop custom applications for different needs in the thin client situations.
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Project Blog Entries
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 Workshop @Atea
posted by Michael Grunditz on 7th June 2010
I was at Atea last thursday and had a workshop with Atea:s top linux consultants. I showed them how to use a Efika MX and showed various technologies like Qt. I also talked about the coming Aura.
Below is a few photos of Atea consultants in action with ARM technology from Genesi.
Flickr link
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Android video
posted by Michael Grunditz on 25th May 2010
Today Android booted on my hdmi Efika MX. Here is a video showing Android
booting and running on a Efika MX
Android video
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Get on the Internet , fast
posted by Michael Grunditz on 12th May 2010
In three seconds from poweron you can browse the world wide web with a decent
WebKit browser. Perfect for kiosk applications.
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Software for presentations
posted by Michael Grunditz on 11th May 2010
I am going to do a demonstration of the Efika MX system and I needed something that could show my presentations.
Thanks to Qt and Poppler , a PDF library based on Xpdf , this was easy.
You can see it running in the photo below:
Flickr Link
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Qt hello_es video
posted by Michael Grunditz on 3rd May 2010
I have made a small video of Qt hello_es running on a Efika MX.
video
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QtCreator
posted by Michael Grunditz on 26th April 2010
I have QtCreator and A terminal program running on the native Qt display.
It is fun to be able to develop Qt applications in a native Qt environment.
Flickr link
Flickr link 2
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Building Qt Everywhere
posted by Michael Grunditz on 24th March 2010
If you want to try out Qt Everywhere on your Efika MX you need to build it.
It requires a lot of dependencis so I sugest that you do it ON your Efika MX.
You will need some extra storage like a USB disk or a NFS mount.
Building it:
Download the latest Qt Everywhere sources from , http://qt.nokia.com/
Unpack it and configure it with: -embedded --prefix==yourstorage
This will not give you GL functionality but the software screen driver is very fast.
Build it with : make ;make install
To run something:
Add the -qws flag to the first app you intend to run on the framebuffer
Good luck !
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Qt Everywhere progress
posted by Michael Grunditz on 19th March 2010
I am working on a new gfxplugin for Qt Everywhere. I want to get as much performance I can get out of the Efika MX.
Stay tuned for a release of the updated Xqt.
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Qt GL demo in action
posted by Michael Grunditz on 24th February 2010
This is a screenshot of the hello_es demo running in 720p resolution.
The average fps is 30.
flickr page
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Gnomes inside
posted by Michael Grunditz on 18th February 2010
Here is a screenshot showing Gnome in a Xqt window. As you can see I added a nice image to the QWS "rootwindow".
Flickr page
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