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I'm new to this.
1) I've created a Windows 7 32-bit VM.
2) I've downloaded mingw-proxmark.zip (Dec 7th 2012 version) and extracted it to the C:\ drive of the VM.
3) I've downloaded and installed YAGARTO GNU ARM toolchain in the VM.
4) I've downloaded and installed Subversion for Windows in the VM.
5) I've downloaded and installed ActivePerl for Windows in the VM.
6) In the VM, I've started C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\msys.bat.
7) Then browse to "C:\" by typing "cd /c".
8) Then "svn checkout http://proxmark3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ proxmark3".
9) Then change to proxmark3 folder "cd /c/proxmark3".
10) Then compile with "make".
But the compilation process generated an error:
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In file included from proxgui.cpp:12:0:
proxguiqt.h:11:24: fatal error: QApplication : No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make[1]: *** [obj/proxgui.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory 'c/proxmark3/client"
make: *** [client/all] Error 2
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I had the same problem; QTDIR needs to be defined. I just ran make with "QTDIR=/c/MinGW/Qt make" and it compiled. Although I had problems actually running on Win7, the QT DLL just crashed when I tried to launch proxmark3.exe.
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OK. So before step 10), I typed "export QTDIR=/mingw/Qt". The compilation process worked with some warnings.
I have the same problem like you when trying to execute proxmark3.exe in Windows 7. It crashed with the qtcore4.dll error. I've tried to install the full Qt 4.8.4 package and proxmark3.exe still crashed at the same place.
I've created a Windows XP Pro 32-bit VM and followed the same procedure. But proxmark3.exe crashed at the same place too (qtcore4.dll).
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Hmm... I hadn't tried XP yet, too bad it crashes too. I haven't got much further with QT at this point.
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