<vmeson>
Can you try it on an intel board/laptop to see if you can learn what the proper configuration looks like and trace execution to find out where the config is normally picked up?
<vmeson>
other than that, consult your board vendor?
<jclsn>
vmeson: I skimmed it, but probably should take my time to read the whole thing next weekend.
<jclsn>
I could try on a laptop, but that wouldn't speed up my progress I think, because I would have to recompile Qt every time
<jclsn>
Well at least not flash maybe
<jclsn>
But since I am on KDE, I already have all the Qt stuff installed anyway
<jclsn>
I already got it to work on the Raspbian. There you actually just need to set the QT_QPA_PLATFORM and DISPLAY
<jclsn>
With the minimal Raspbian image those are detected automatically. There are also a lot more libGL files present on Raspbian, but no matter what I do, on Yocto there is only libGLES.so
<jclsn>
I also open a thread on the Raspberry Pi forum, but did not get a reply
<vmeson>
jclsn: how much RAM does your iMX.6 board have? > 2GB ?
<jclsn>
Oh it is a Raspberry Pi actually
<jclsn>
This is for a personal project. It ihas nothing to do with the NXP boards we use at work.
<jclsn>
The Pi has 4GB
<jclsn>
Why? Is something restricted by th available RAM?
<jclsn>
Even 2GB should be more than enough
<vmeson>
I see. If your RPi kernel is still running in as a 32 sysstem, be sure you have CONFIG_HIGHMEM set. That's about all i have ...
<jclsn>
I just tried the 32-bit version to see if it makes any difference
<jclsn>
I actually started with 64-bit, but the error is the same. I just read that the are no user space graphics present on 64-bit. That is why
<jclsn>
If you deactivate kernel space graphics that is. Which I haven't
<jclsn>
Well, thanks for the help. I will see if I find something next weekend.
<vmeson>
jclsn: good luck.
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