Compile qt4 with yocto/poky

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We'll see first how to compile the thing.

here you can see:

qt4 is part of the yocto meta data.

The poky-image-sato-sdk image contains the qt4-pkgs, so you can use the
following command to build the image:

bitbake poky-image-sato-sdk

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