[00:01] hello [00:02] i was installing ubunti on a nexus7, but after pushing all the files and, i guess flash the .img, the tablet never reboots!! [00:02] eduardosanzb: how did you install it? [00:03] i follow the steps of the wiki [00:03] my n7 was unlocked already [00:03] right now is pushing the files [00:04] for third time [00:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install?action=show&redirect=TouchInstallProcess [00:04] I had better luck doing it manually... [00:05] how do u do that? [00:05] install the zip from clockword?' [00:06] there are 2 .zip [00:06] in the downloads [00:06] anyone tryed multirom yet? i think i need a .img.gz [00:06] You use fastboot to install the boot [00:06] And then flash both the zips [00:07] but, never was downloaded the boot [00:07] eduardosanzb: well, that's how I did it [00:07] ok [00:08] well, i dont know what just happend [00:08] lol [00:08] but the screen when the .img is installing has an error [00:09] the progress bar is super large and has red pixels [00:09] =( [00:12] i found this [00:12] http://liliputing.com/2013/02/how-to-install-ubuntu-touch-on-a-nexus-7-with-windows-mac-or-linux.html [00:12] hi eduardosanzb [00:12] hi [00:17] hello! [00:17] question - will this dev preview get OTA updates as time goes on? [00:17] or will we have to manually install/flash/etc to get updates? [00:19] where can I find the source for the ubuntu phone internet application? [00:19] apt-get is not in the path, it looks like there are no provisions in this early version for installs or updates [00:26] so [00:26] I opened a picture in gallery... and I can't seem to get out of full screen mode of this picture. lol?? [00:27] oh, I see. I can scroll up and bring up a back button. [00:32] i did the manual install [00:32] but the tablet, never rebots [00:32] reboots [00:33] im going to do a full wipe [00:35] i need to wait too mucho for the first boot? [00:43] what apps have settings? [00:50] I should correct a statement I made earlier. apt-get is in the path after you change context with 'ubuntu_chroot shell' [00:52] roasted: so you should be able to do updates from a usb shell [00:52] oh? [00:53] I just tried doing updates and apt-get went through all the right motions, but there were no packages needing update [00:53] how on earth did you get to apt-get? [00:53] did you find terminal? [00:53] there are two ways [00:53] first, the device supports adb [00:54] are you experiencing any slowness as you load on more apps? [00:54] so you can do "adb root; adb shell" and that will give you a root command prompt on the device [00:55] then on that command prompt, do "ubuntu_chroot shell" to get into a context with access to apt-get [00:56] the second way, is to use your usb adb connection to install openssh-server and then you can ssh directly through your wifi connection [00:56] that's what i'm doing now [01:13] anyone else getting a blank screen? tried redownloading and flashing the files again using phablet-flash 3 times now.. just a black screen.. gave it about 35 minutes and so far nothing past black.. am I not giving it long enough or is should I try manually pushing the files? [01:16] okay I got a loading bar now [01:16] progress bar* on a gray screen [01:16] so apparently 4th time is the charm? [01:25] :) okay well it sorted itself out === ulkesh is now known as ulkesh_away === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [02:49] hello my friends! [02:49] just wanted to check in to see if anyone knew where I could find a list of devs for this project === LarrySteeze is now known as LarrySteeze|Away === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [04:36] I just installed Ubuntu Touch Preview on my Nexus 10, how long should I wait for it to boot up? [04:37] I waited for what felt like an hour, and it was just a black screen with the backlight on [04:37] and then restarted it.. and reflashed it [04:37] now it's sitting there black with the backlight on again [04:38] #colemak [04:38] oops, sorry, forgot the /join [04:41] I can't turn it off, no matter what I do it just starts back up, does nothing, and slowly decreases the life of the screen LEDs [04:44] ethana3: can you check the amount of disk space you have at /data? [04:44] you need at least 2gb there [04:44] run adb shell [04:45] rsalveti: I thought it wiped everything? [04:45] * ethana3 runs adb shell [04:45] see if you have /data/ubuntu/ [04:45] k [04:45] ethana3: we're still not formating /data/ by default [04:45] can't cd, permission denied [04:46] cd /data/ubuntu says no such file or directory [04:46] ethana3: yeah, probably not enough disk space [04:46] rsalveti: I backed everything up [04:46] we're working on a fix, but meanwhile just boot to recovery, format /data and flash it again [04:47] should I just start deleting videos from my DCIM? [04:50] ethana3: that is also an option, but formating is always the safe choice [04:50] as you got backup going already [04:50] ok, I can't boot into recovery with actual options; i'm trying to do this through adb [04:51] ok, ran "recovery --wipe_data" in adb shell. [04:51] looks like it's doing things. [04:52] reflashing [04:56] ok, it's going through the flashing process on the tablet again [04:57] what do you get access to in c++ on ubuntu-tablet [05:05] rsalveti: do you know how long I should wait for it to boot up before I conclude that something failed? Is an hour excessive? [05:06] ethana3: yeah [05:06] it should come up right away [05:06] the black screen usually means it didn't flash the ubuntu file correctly [05:06] rsalveti: ....ah. then it failed again [05:06] ethana3: then go to recovery [05:06] ethana3: install zip [05:07] and install the quantal-....ubuntu.zip [05:07] I don't think I can get there... [05:07] see if that works [05:07] adb reboot recovery [05:07] aahhhhh [05:08] it went straight to the open-chassis android with the spinny icosatertradacteron or whatever [05:08] and a progress bar [05:08] right, that's probably the autoflash working now [05:08] that should take 1 minute [05:08] k [05:10] that bar always seems to get to about 80% before it just restarts or whatever it does next [05:11] it rebooted O.o [05:12] twice [05:12] right [05:12] UBUNTU! [05:12] \o/ [05:12] it looks AMAZING [05:12] rsalveti: you have saved my sanity tonight, I haven't been this excited for quite some time [05:12] rsalveti: thank you SO MUCH [05:12] :D [05:13] I can't wait to show everyone at work :D [05:13] hmm, it froze [05:14] I'd suspect that the flash kind of worked [05:14] due the reboots [05:14] booting it up again.. [05:14] copy quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip to /sdcard/ [05:15] then recovery and install that via the zip option [05:15] make sure you don't have /sdcard/autoflash.zip [05:15] hmm, i'm at the home screen, it's responsive now [05:16] adb shell still works; I guess it's not running on the tablet... or running on a part of the Android kernel that Ubuntu still uses? [05:16] latter [05:17] I don't see autoflash.zip in /sdcard [05:17] cool, then the flash procedure was done [05:17] just weird that it rebooted 2 times [05:18] it shouldn't [05:18] in case of big issues and big crashes try flashing just the ubuntu part again [05:18] there's one ui freeze that we know and if you open too many apps the shell will crash [05:18] k [05:18] we're working to fix that asap [05:20] does wifi work on the Nexus 10? [05:20] yup [05:20] AHA, found it [05:20] interesting. [05:21] ubuntu website says c++/gl is supported .. are there SDK samples for this..'hello triang;e' in ubuntu-tablet [05:23] time to go, cya === rsalveti is now known as rsalveti|afk === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === ckpringle_ is now known as ckpringle [13:33] hey hey, great work as far as i can see [13:34] gurix: everyone is in #ubuntu-phone [13:34] so phone and tablet is almost the same technicaly speaking? [13:35] gurix: that is pretty much the reason the repository is called "phablet", no matter how much many people hate that "word" [13:36] gurix: they use identical root filesystem [13:36] sounds logical to me, but i am not an ubuntu coder so i don't know their repositories [13:37] half a your ago I bought an adroid tablet and after all I am really disappointed [13:39] so is there any chance to get ubuntu tablet working an older tablet or is the first versions only for dedicated hardware? [13:41] unofficial ports are in progress [13:41] what tablet do you have? [13:42] Acer Iconia Tab A510 [13:42] gurix: make sure they meet the minimum requirements [13:42] gurix: and then you will need someone to port it to your device. === rsalveti|afk is now known as rsalveti [13:42] (and keep in mind its not a full working OS yet. just in preview state) [13:42] gurix: that should be doable [13:43] hardware is good enough at least [13:43] tegra3 = same as nexus 7 [13:44] is there any documentation how to build and install it? [13:45] yes https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [13:47] oh yeah just found it too. That would help for the moment. Thanks guys [14:12] Any news on dualboot support? === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === ckpringle_ is now known as ckpringle === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti [15:09] hi [15:09] what's the URL of the hangout? [15:09] ubuntuonair.com does not show it [15:10] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOvGullZwcw&feature=plcp&newstate=d51b25c17af5ed0dd58f1333b86cfc60 [16:37] in the tablet edition, what editor can i install to edit system files ? [16:46] Heh, Jose Antonio seems to be on every *buntu video [16:56] seems the nexus7 can't connect to secure networks, and when i have to login to a non-secure network it only lets me type in 2 characters to the login field before it acts funny [16:57] can i launch the browser from shell ? [17:13] for C++ applications, what libraries/interfaces are available.. how does your program interact with the rest of the UI [17:46] how do you quit an app? seems like i'm just missing something [17:54] bcurtiswx: https://plus.google.com/u/0/109919666334513536939/posts/ELTLYHFqNdo === francisco is now known as Guest16789 [18:05] mhall119, weird that icon to close doesn't light up for me.. [18:08] reboot fixed it [19:23] anyone here using c++ to develop for ubuntu-tablet? [19:36] ubuntu-arm only runs on N7 ? [19:37] i think from what i've seen its ubuntu-arm that interests me more [19:37] the desktop [19:40] yeah [19:42] dual boot that + android would be perfect [19:43] rework desktop apps to be more touchfriendly generally [19:46] will optimization of browser on ubuntu-tablet feed back into ubuntu-arm-desktop.. [19:49] i doubt it considering that desktop uses firefox and tablet uses some qt webkit thing :) [19:50] so perhaps its possible to get a desktop browser based on the same qt webkit === mainerror is now known as mainerror^away [19:51] sure [19:52] that would likely run faster than firefox today [19:52] kde is all qt based right? konqueror [19:52] it would also lack most features [19:52] oh maybe there isnt much precompiled for arm [21:06] Ali1234 :-D [21:06] Hi everybody === mainerror^away is now known as mainerror [21:50] myusdat: conversation is on #ubuntu-phone [22:08] hello [22:09] does somebody know what are the requirements to run ubuntu on a tablet? [22:09] i mean, any dual core tablet will do? [22:11] no not any [22:12] darent: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/tablet/partner [22:13] and open bootloader and such. today there are only nexus7 and nexus10 officially supported. but the community will port it to other tablets. [22:13] i see... no chance to have it done with any 100€ tablet hehe [22:13] but there is the demo version only, yet. [22:14] also, does it run a whole ubuntu system with debian repositories and all that or is it a different system [22:14] ? [22:14] its different [22:14] that's kind of dissapointing... at least for me [22:15] but i supose we'll have to wait and see [22:15] read the ubuntu.com pages i gave you [22:16] ok, thanks k1l [22:17] i got a little confused between the ubuntu tablet, ubuntu phone and the ubuntu for android things xD [22:19] i supose i'll get a new tablet soon, but a cheap one, and install ubuntu in a chroot [22:26] ok, good night people, and thanks [23:29] will ubuntu tablet applications run in a window in regular desktop ubuntu (however bad it may be with mouse) [23:39] doomlord: maybe, with some hacking