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At the bottom of Eclipse you should see a Remote Systems tab which should look like this: Create a new connection by clicking on the small symbol with a “+” in the Remote Systems tab. As Remote System Type select Linux and press Next. For the Host Name enter the IP address of your DX4 and press Next. In the Files tab select ssh.files for Configuration and press Next. In the Process tab select process.shell.linux for Configuration and press Next. In the Shells tab select ssh.shells for Configuration and press Next. In the SSH Terminals tab select ssh.terminals for Configuration and press Finish. Now you have a new connection in the Remote Systems tab. It is better to move the Remote Systems tab with Drag&Drop on the left side of Eclipse. 8/20
Right click on the connection and select Connect. He may ask you to accept the SSH connection and other things, accept that. After that you should be able to browse the remote file system by going to Sftp Files → Root. He will also ask for a user name and password to use, use the user and password of the DX4. He may also ask you to create a new password for the Eclipse password storage. It is now possible to Drag&Drop files from your local file browser to a folder in Eclipse. We will later introduce a even more comfortable way of copying files. 9/20
Page 1 and 2: Setting up cross compiling environm
Page 3 and 4: Make sure that the installer script
Page 5 and 6: Set a name for the project, we will
Page 7: Compile the program by hitting the
Page 11 and 12: Go the the Debugger tab. In the are
Page 13 and 14: Qt/embedded which doesn't need a X
Page 15 and 16: QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += Wnopsabi 6.2.
Page 17 and 18: Enter a name for the project, I wil
Page 19 and 20: 7 Running an application After you

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