Error: cannot find -lstdc++

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I had this same problem - I installed the following from opkg:
beagle:/home/solitaire/code/cpp# opkg install libstdc++6 libstdc+±dev libstdc+±staticdev

which seemed to fix the problem.

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Native gcc on board is really not a good idea ,try to build whole QT package on your board

Try download linaro toolchain and use cross compiler on your linux x86 machine

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Native gcc on board is really not a good idea ,try to build whole QT package on your board

Try download linaro toolchain and use cross compiler on your linux x86 machine

Cross compiling would be my preference also, but I never managed to get this working. In the end, I natively compiled QT5.1.1 on the BBB and it works great.

Regards,
John

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If only for Qt , I suggest with Buildroot

Actually , I was trying to build with this , https://github.com/liyaoshi/BBB_QT5_WAYLAND

But ,on Ti platform , I just finished a half , I am targeting on the FSL platform .

I just want to say , if you want a tiny QT enviroment , use buildroot . and it should works

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Can I know how much time do you cost on compile the QT 5.1.1 package on ARM 1G board ?
I had a bad experience on build Xorg with 266M PowerPc , It cost almost 3 days

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Can I know how much time do you cost on compile the QT 5.1.1 package on ARM 1G board ?
I had a bad experience on build Xorg with 266M PowerPc , It cost almost 3 days

I didn’t have the 1GHz patch installed when I built QT. It took about 40 hours, but I had to fix several build errors along the way.

Regards,
John

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If only for Qt , I suggest with Buildroot

Actually , I was trying to build with this , https://github.com/liyaoshi/BBB_QT5_WAYLAND

If you ever get Wayland to work, I would be very interested.

Regards,
John