=== zz_chihchun is now known as chihchun === doko__ is now known as doko [07:51] good morning === forcev is now known as FunkyPenguin [10:11] hi. On the N7 using my rootfs (based on debian), I can't use the inversion Axis for the touchscreen: [10:11] # xinput set-prop 6 "Evdev Axis Inversion" 1 1 [10:11] # xinput list-props 6 | grep Inversion [10:11] Evdev Axis Inversion (245): 0, 0 [10:12] does anybody have an idea ? [10:12] thanks [10:21] Ubuntu is using almost same version of the xorg evdev driver and the xorg conf for that manages to invert the axis properly.. [10:25] kulve: right, but the thing is that setting the option manually with xinput has no effect, not sure if this is handled by X itself or by evdev. [10:25] fmoreau: no idea about setting it with xinput.. === ogra-cb__ is now known as ogra-cb === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun [12:10] yay, bug 1079729 is fixed [12:10] Launchpad bug 1079729 in ubuntu-nexus7 "Ubuntu uninstallable on 32GB 3G Nexus 7" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1079729 [12:14] nice [12:31] does anybody if it's possible for the N7 to be accessed as a usb mass storage device ? [12:33] fmoreau: load g_storage kernel module with proper arguments? (under ubuntu) [12:36] fmoreau: with android installed it can be accessed over MPT protocol, not as a usb mass storage. [12:36] fmoreau: with ubuntu installed, I don't think so. [12:36] nfs, ssh, samba are all available with ubuntu [12:36] yes I mean with ubuntu installed [12:37] xnox: the point to use USB is that it's used when not network is available [12:37] fmoreau: but you know that this would be exclusive access? [12:37] hrw: can't find this module. Only g_android is [12:37] hrw: oh, what's this g_storage you are talking about? [12:37] xnox: usb gadget mass storage [12:37] ack. [12:37] hrw: what do you mean ? [12:37] use g_ether to make the usb a network cable [12:38] only g_android is available [12:38] or even better, get a access point and forget about wires [12:38] fmoreau: which partition you want to share over usb? [12:38] hrw: /etc but / would be better [12:38] xnox: CONFIG_USB_FILE_STORAGE CONFIG_USB_MASS_STORAGE [12:39] fmoreau: you can not share dirs [12:39] thanks. [12:39] fmoreau: you can't share a partition mounted already using usb mass storage [12:39] fmoreau: and once you share parition your system loses access to it [12:39] ah, I wan's aware about that. [12:39] fmoreau: imagine that you have mmcblk0p3 as / and p5 as /home one. You can umount /home and give it as usb mass storage [12:40] fmoreau: then umount usb storage, remove module, mount /home [12:40] didn't know that the device needs to umount the shared partition [12:41] fmoreau: can you mount /dev/mmcblk0p5 twice? [12:41] without bind mount [12:41] hrw: sure [12:42] ok, other question. imagine x86 box. and /dev/sda5 is /storage. at same time you run other linux in VM and give it /dev/sda5 - will not work good ;D [12:42] anyway you got it [12:48] hrw: hrw then I guess I could use g_serial module instead (goal: trying to access to the N7 without network connection) ? [12:48] from /proc/config.gz [12:48] # CONFIG_USB_G_SERIAL is not set [12:48] arcg [12:48] argh [12:48] you will need to create an upstart job for it [12:49] ogra-cb: what do you mean ? [12:49] else there wont be a tty on the created serial port [12:49] see the serial howto on the ubuntu wiki [12:50] ok but the kernel lack of the module [12:53] ogra-cb: the think is that the tty dev node should be created by udev I think [12:53] well, theer were plans to enable g_composite [12:53] but i dont think we did that yet [12:53] fmoreau, no, it shouldnt [12:53] I'm not sure why upstart should be needed [12:53] ogra-cb: that would be usefull I think, specially when the network is not available [12:53] upstart handles the gettys, so indeed you need it if you want to log in [12:54] ah ok [12:55] so... need to rebuild the kernel to enable this module [12:57] yes [12:59] ogra-cb: should I follow the steps described here ? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Kernel?action=show&redirect=Nexus7%2FKernelBuild#Build_zImage_only [13:00] victorp, if you like you can give the raring images a first shot ;) [13:00] g_android does include several functions [13:00] such as RNDIS though [13:00] still very buggy all over but you can get through (until the nux bug kicks in indeed) [13:00] ogra-cb, !! :) [13:00] there are various new bugs too :) [13:01] ogra-cb, is the nux bug still haunting us? [13:01] yes [13:02] lilstevie: where can I get the details about g_android ? [13:02] fmoreau, have a look in init.grouper.usb.rc [13:02] in the android boot.img [13:02] lilstevie: ok, thanks [13:03] we'll very likely drop g_android when switching to g_composite [13:03] so dont rely on it with your code [13:04] ogra-cb: [13:05] $ LC_ALL=C git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/hwe/ubuntu-nexus7.git [13:05] kernel.ubuntu.com[0: 91.189.94.216]: errno=Connection refused [13:05] as in #ubuntu-kernel [13:05] *ask [13:05] ok [13:06] you can just use apt-get source btw === albert is now known as Guest32994 === lan3y is now known as Laney [13:12] victorp, for manual installation: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-nexus7/+bug/1079729/comments/37 [13:12] Launchpad bug 1079729 in ubuntu-nexus7 "Ubuntu uninstallable on 32GB 3G Nexus 7" [High,Confirmed] [13:26] ogra-cb, thanks - I need to work with the team about this unity bug [13:27] yeah, nux and the touchscreen issue are the most pressing ones still [13:27] (and a few new ones with the new way of installing, but i'll take care of these) === Guest32994 is now known as Phryq === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [15:28] how do I find out if a package is in main or universe? Seems like a dumb question, but http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/debconf doesn;t obvsiouly say [15:28] wookey_: apt-cache policy packagename usually does it for me [15:29] so it does. Doh === prpplague^2 is now known as prpplague === uberusha1imus is now known as uberushaximus === ahs3` is now known as ahs3 [17:27] Did anyone try to install Ubuntu on the Windows RT tablet yet? (Just a random thought that popped up in my head) [17:28] Maybe if someone would actually buy them. I hear that they've been doing pretty dismally. [17:28] BrokenThumb: most window RT tablets use HS parts with extra security to prevent that [17:29] BrokenThumb: doable, but not exactly something done in one afternoon [17:29] send me one, i can try :P [17:29] unlikely to be easy or so [17:29] prpplague: it's been out for a few weeks already? ;-) [17:29] well, "out" seems to be relative [17:30] as highvoltage mentioned ... might be "out" but still all in boxes [17:31] * highvoltage might buy one when they go hp-touchpad and cost <$100 [17:32] ++ [17:33] Oh, that'll be nice! =D [17:33] heh, we're like vultures :) [17:36] *caw* *caw* === nemik_ is now known as nemik === jrgifford is now known as Guest90251 [18:02] wookey_: you can look at http://pad.lv/u/$source_package at the lines "published in raring release (main)" === yofel_ is now known as yofel === nashpa_ is now known as nashpa [20:05] ogra_: Kernel 3.1.10+ on a 4-processor armv7l / ttyGS0 [20:05] localhost login: [20:05] :) [20:05] can log through USB now :) [20:07] ogra_: would be wonderfull if g_serial is built for the next kernel image === Guest90251 is now known as jrgifford === jrgifford is now known as Guest19642 === Guest19642 is now known as jrgifford_ === phh_ is now known as phh === mjrosenb_ is now known as mjrosenb [23:22] Why do we see 'Error reading Mac Address from EEPROM' ? [23:23] when booting up the Nexus7