=== FS-21 is now known as FS-21|away === Lopi_ is now known as Lopi [04:45] Hey guys, anyone installed the compat-wireless drivers on ubuntu for Nexus7 ? [04:45] I've got source and headers installed [04:45] i see that in the kernel config file MAC80211 and CFG80211 are set to Y [04:46] do i just have to change the config file to M for modules and then recompile the kernel? [04:47] and then I can just compile the compat-wireless drivers from source riiiiiiiiiiiiiight? [04:47] meep? [04:50] anybody.... [04:51] ...up? === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === doko_ is now known as doko === uberusha1imus is now known as uberushaximus [08:03] good morning [08:45] ogra: good morning - how is the raring image looking? :) [09:15] dholbach, I have just installed the raring image. It needed an external keyboard here to get throught the installer [09:15] artifacts in X, but I use it via ssh now do do non-X stuff so it's fine for me [09:15] but the nux/unity bugfix is not yet in the image [09:16] really? the nux/unity thing is waiting for ages now :-/ [09:51] dholbach, well, waiting for a nux patch [09:51] oh, jani said that already :) [09:52] dholbach: it's still being tested, this branch [09:52] dholbach: currently it diverged from trunk anyway, so I think Jay needs to re-merge it with lp:nux [09:52] onboard is usable in the installer [09:52] dholbach: since anyway it cannot be approved, as there are text conflicts ;) [09:52] you just need to switch it on and switch off orca [09:52] dholbach: I have no nexus7, but I was able to test-build it on my pandaboard and send the whole re-built unity stack it to people responsible [09:52] dholbach: so I think we might have it reviewed soon [09:52] (planning to research today why it comes up that way) [09:53] generally the images are fine though, apart from the unity/nux breakage [09:53] the "black bar instead of panel shadow" bug is also back [09:57] ogra_, but I see that in regular quantal too sometimes [09:57] well, it was supposed to be fixed with the PPA packages [09:57] (for quantal that is) [09:58] you didnt upgrade your device with -security or -updates, did you ? [09:59] ogra_, sorry I meant on, my regular laptop installation [09:59] oh [09:59] that surely shouldnt happen [10:20] xnox, can you add the PPA URL to bug 1082364 ? [10:20] Launchpad bug 1082364 in ubuntu-nexus7 "android debugger bridge cant be install on ubuntu on nexus 7" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1082364 [10:20] * ogra_ forgot which PPA that was in [10:21] ogra_: why is the PPA relevant to that bug? [10:22] xnox, well, because i doubt anyone wants to SRU the package :) [10:22] ogra_: I only uploaded backported android-fs-tools into the virtualised PPA which has the installer which does not build for armhf. So you won't get adb on quantal through that. [10:23] oh, ok [10:23] ogra_: or are you after mk_ext4fs for the automated cdimage? then you are free to pull source/binaries for lucid from the installer ppa. [10:23] no, i'm after adb for that bug :) [10:24] ogra_: I could backport adb to the ppa, but I'd rather people switch to raring to get that =))))) [10:24] if the user has an opportunity to get it for his release i can close it [10:24] oh, indeed [10:24] currently there is no "easy" opportunity to get that package on quantal. [11:07] xnox, https://launchpad.net/~ogra/+archive/ppa/+packages [11:07] ;) [11:09] ogra_: phhhh..... I wonder who you bribe to get arm builders =) [11:09] i use the canonical-arm-dev PPA to build them [11:09] and then copy over binaries and source [11:12] cheat [11:12] want access ? [11:13] not really needed so far =) [11:14] xnox: which package? [11:20] hrw: the android-tools, since the one in raring builds all of them for armhf as well, while in previous releases it was only built for x86. [11:20] hrw: bug ogra now built the backport in a ppa. [11:20] s/bug/but/ [11:20] ^^^^ [11:35] xnox: SRU it [11:40] hrw: in my opinion this change does not qualify for an SRU, but rather a backport. As it introduces new binary packges post-release. One could say it's "hardware enablement SRU" but it is pushing it, since it's hardly secure boot. [11:41] hrw: I'd rather encourage people to run raring and focus on raring development. === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun [11:41] hrw: feel free to file SRU request if you want it in quantal/precise =) I just don't have time to work on that. === Johnswing is now known as Jswing [11:44] xnox: I use only raring for development and when someone says "I am running latest ubuntu" meaning 'last release' I laugh ;D [11:45] ;-) [11:45] hrw: but then I have to write lucid compatible code to be deployed in the DC *sigh* ..... [11:47] augh [11:47] I do have 2 precise boxes - my server and router [11:47] * xnox bets $0.02 they were running precise before the precise release date. [11:53] server was natty->overic->precise in 3 days [11:53] build precise iirc before release [12:04] xnox, a whole 2c! i want in [12:11] brendand: well when I bet $0.07 you know I'm bluffing. It's a fine art betting multiples of small blind bets. [12:36] ah, great [12:36] i found the issue why orca shows up in ubiquity-dm instead of onboard [12:42] ogra_: share the news =) [12:42] bootargs? [12:42] yeah, sadly [12:43] (means i need to update them after install) [12:43] ogra_: do you need a new accessibility setting? or like a way to detect a missing keyboard? [12:43] i think we have a bug open for the latter [12:44] not related to ubiquity though [12:44] ack. [12:44] no, i dont need a new function, i think the way it works is fine [12:44] just need to adapt to it in my code, we need to update the cmdline anyway for UUID stuff === albert is now known as Guest17426 [13:43] ogra-cb, what's the difference between pkexec and gksu [13:44] pkexec is part of policykit and uses the policykit ACLs for access [13:44] gksu is just a sudo UI [13:47] ogra_ - i'm not au fait with policykit [13:47] well, its the default authentication technique we use for desktop apps [13:47] ogra_ - it looks like we'd lose the ability to customise the message shown to the user - unless that was added to pkexec [13:47] since a few releases already [13:48] it uses consolekit to determine your permissions [13:49] gksu isnt vanishing from the archive in case you ant to use it in your app (to be able to set the shown message) [13:50] but it will be removed from the default install [13:51] brendand, oh, and according to the manpage you can actually set the message [13:52] ogra_ - speaking of problems with gksu. is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-nexus7/+bug/1078696 gone in the raring image? [13:52] Launchpad bug 1078696 in ubuntu-nexus7 "gksu does not accept sudo password on the Nexus7" [Low,Confirmed] [13:52] (a bit more complex than just using a cmdline option indeed) [13:52] brendand, it will be gone once gksu is gone from the image ... the bug will still be in gksu [13:53] unless upstream cares to fix it i guess [13:53] ogra_ - oh i see, we have to create a config file to do it [13:53] ogra_ - at least it's possible [13:53] yeah, some xml crap [13:54] hurray, xml :/ [13:54] heh [13:54] awesome ! [13:54] my onboard fix for oem-config works just fine [13:54] ogra_ - so even now on the quantal preinstall image if i run my app using pkexec it will accept the password? [13:55] to sad it didnt make the daily build that just started :( [13:55] yes [13:58] * ogra_ ponders to add the slideshow back to the image ... [13:59] we're size wise on the edge so i'm not sure i shoudl do that until we have found a better compression method [13:59] but the installer looks so ugly === prpplague^2 is now known as prpplague [15:37] ogra_: new ubiquity uploaded which should allow to install from sd-card to the remaining space of the sd-card without partitioning it first on a panda. [15:38] yeah. i saw the commits pasing by the last days already, awesome !!!! [15:38] ;-) [15:51] mfisch, achiang: I mentioned your blog posts in one of mine - if you're not on planet ubuntu we should really get you on there :) [15:51] dholbach: I'm on planet ubuntu [15:51] ah great [15:51] and as I mentioned earlier: some of the content could also go to ubuntu-devel@ :) [15:51] and then there's the hangouts :) [15:52] dholbach: i'm not an ubuntu member. :( [15:52] mfisch, thanks a lot for keeping everyone updated! [15:52] achiang, ... yet :) [15:52] dholbach: want to write a testimonial for me? :) [15:52] achiang, sure :) [15:52] did you set up a wiki page already? [15:53] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlexChiang [15:53] sweet [15:53] * achiang has been trying to become motu for like 18 months now [15:53] wow [15:53] you can be a member w/o being a motu [15:54] i was told by some people that i didn't have enough contributions to be a member either [15:55] achiang, done [15:55] * achiang hugs dholbach [15:55] achiang, the CC updated https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership to also include other forms of contributions - I think you should be well-covered now [15:55] * dholbach hugs achiang === forcev is now known as FunkyPenguin [15:58] ok, time for the hangout [16:02] * lilstevie wonders if his contributions would be considered significant enough [16:06] dholbach: what's the url? [16:08] ubuntuonair.com === zz_chihchun is now known as chihchun [16:27] ssweeny, fyi http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-preinstalled/current/ [16:28] ogra-cb, awesome! when did that start happening? [16:28] early last week [16:28] oh nice [16:28] we're still waiting for the nux fix ... so the desktop stuff is pretty broken [16:28] ogra-cb: wow, it built today \0/ well done =)))) [16:28] ah. [16:28] but you can run apps and blindly tap on the UI [16:29] its enough for testing ... [16:29] (as long as its not unity itself) === cmagina_ is now known as cmagina [18:26] ogra-cb: by the way, is initrd in Raring using different compression? [18:29] nop [18:31] just ubuntu defaults everywhere [18:31] that is weird, i downloaded the boot.img for raring to see what is different, but gzip says it cannot extract initrd.img [18:31] gzip: initrd.cpio.gz: not in gzip format [18:32] how did you pull it out of the bootimg ? [18:32] abootimg -x [18:32] hmm, that should work [18:33] oh, apparently is lzma [18:33] must be a change in the build system [18:34] the installed initrd is definitely gzip [18:34] yeah, it is lzma [18:35] (well, cpio.lzma) [18:35] yes [18:35] sorry for telling you wrong, i wasnt aware, seems to be a change in live-vuild [18:35] *build [18:39] hmm, looks like I'm gonna have to do the same ugly thing as I did with 12.10 to multi-boot it. Well, at least I probably won't have to edit the root images === yofel_ is now known as yofel === Martyn is now known as Guest58708 === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun === zz_chihchun is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun === chihchun is now known as zz_chihchun