Hi,
I just created my first package for QNX and everything seems to have gone
right. However, when I want to test it out and install it, I’m running into
some trouble. It seems the installer doesn’t see the included packages.
cl-installer -i rt-lab_x86-6.2.1-x86-opalrt.qpr
QNX Software Installer 1.00
Extracted QRM identifier
Opening “/pkgs/repository” repository and looking for packages…
Opening “/pkgs/base” repository and looking for packages…
Extracted QRM identifier
Opening “rt-lab_x86-6.2.1-x86-opalrt.qpr” repository and looking for
packages…
There are no new packages to install.
Session closed
Thank for any advice,
Mathieu
You might see some more detail on what’s going wrong if you use the
graphical installer (qnxinstall), just to open and look at your generated
packages.
My guess is that the version might be incorrect–you can’t use a newly
generated package with an old installer. The way around it is to use the -L
option to packager, when you create your packages.
Jerry Chappell
“Mathieu Dubé-Dallaire” <mathieu.dube@opal-rt.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I just created my first package for QNX and everything seems to have gone
right. However, when I want to test it out and install it, I’m running
into
some trouble. It seems the installer doesn’t see the included packages.
cl-installer -i rt-lab_x86-6.2.1-x86-opalrt.qpr
QNX Software Installer 1.00
Extracted QRM identifier
Opening “/pkgs/repository” repository and looking for packages…
Opening “/pkgs/base” repository and looking for packages…
Extracted QRM identifier
Opening “rt-lab_x86-6.2.1-x86-opalrt.qpr” repository and looking for
packages…
There are no new packages to install.
Session closed
Thank for any advice,
Mathieu