Step-by-step: Building Qt Software for Any Embedded Technology
summary
Step-by-step cookbook shows how to turn a Yocto-based image into a usable Boot to Qt distribution for Qt 6 using bitbake layers, meta-stm32mp1 reference ports and Yocto recipes; build runs for hours on first run, required increasing the raw image to 2.0 GB from 1.5 GB to avoid failures, adjusts rootfs size and ext4 settings, produces a zip Qt BSP (toolchain, image, Qt Creator XML), flashes with dd to SD, and proposes a testbench for a Qt Ready verification label.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Qt Cookbook
- 6:04What is Qt Cookbook
- 10:40Personal Qt challenges
- 16:22ST’s HMI technology overview
- 19:53Customizing Boot2Qt for new devices
- 27:50Building customized Boot2Qt image
- 33:57Q&A: Qt BSP needs and feedback
- 36:09Future of Qt Cookbook
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