[00:00] *g* [00:17] halp [00:17] when i run git diff [00:17] i get usage: git diff [--no-index] [00:17] am i doing something wrong === corne is now known as corne_away [00:20] As the git object count clears 2mil I suspect I won't be doing anything for awhile... [00:22] guys [00:23] halp [00:28] dank101, you need to do it inside a tree [00:29] the toplevel dir isnt one [00:29] (its just the repo instance) [00:29] im a noob at git [00:30] explain it like im 5 [00:30] * ogra_ too ... i'm a bzr guy ... [00:31] how to i make a tree [00:31] If you don’t find any files there, grep for “nosuid”. <---- whats that mean [00:31] the toplevel dir that was created when you synced is a repo [00:31] k [00:31] the dirs inside that are git trees [00:31] im in ~/.repo/manifests$ [00:32] FYI [00:32] cd to one of the dirs, there git diff will work [00:32] not the hidden dir with the metadata :) [00:32] cd kernel/foo/bar/baz [00:32] git diff ... [00:32] or cd device/blah/foople [00:33] where do i put the manifest [00:33] put ? [00:34] you edit the exiting one [00:34] Before I go nuts trying, anyone else started working on the nook color? [00:34] like the porting guide says [00:34] Kurlon, if https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices doesnt list it we dont know about it :) [00:34] anyone successfully make an app yet? [00:35] the file doesn't exist [00:35] RobbyF, a few people on the mailing list .... [00:35] Fair enough. I doubt I can supply fixes if it doesn't work, but I'll give it an honest college try at least. [00:36] dank101, .repo/manifest.xml [00:36] oh [00:36] I should join that list, thanks ogra_ [00:36] ... [00:36] which is a link to .repo/manifests/default.xml [00:36] how f**king dumb am i [00:37] so in there you define additional git trees ... the repo sync command will then pull them and intrgrate them for you [00:37] error.NoManifestException: /home/daniel/.repo/manifests/.git/HEAD [00:39] how did you get that ? [00:39] ogra_: do you know common places to find grep "nosuid" [00:39] wtf sorry [00:39] i didnt mean to type that... damn mouse jumping all over the place [00:40] heh [00:41] First fail, the extract-files.sh script is failing to see my nook. [00:43] changing the suid is absolutely neccessary? [00:44] essentialz, if you want a usable system it needs to be mounted without nosuid [00:45] just find your fstab file for your device [00:45] im having a little problem finding fstab.ville [00:45] i see one called fstab.recovery in the directory [00:45] which directory are you in exactly now ? [00:45] recovery.fstab [00:46] "/device/htc/ville" [00:46] and the file is called recovery.fstab, could that be it? [00:47] no [00:47] do you have more than that one dir added ? [00:47] (under device/) [00:47] i have about 8 [00:48] asus, common, generic, htc, ti, samsung, sample, lge [00:48] i.e. to port to my galaxy S2 i needed device/samsung/galaxys2-common as well as device/samsung/i9100 [00:48] my fstab is in the -common subdir [00:48] oh ok [00:48] Any update to this since it came out? [00:48] yea i did a common too [00:49] Or will phablet-flash -l just reflash the same image [00:49] msm89604-common [00:49] well, use find :) [00:49] find device/ -name *fstab* [00:49] from the toplevel dir [00:50] ok thanks.. the tut said use grub "nosuid' [00:50] its been running for a while [00:50] eMinja, images are built daily ... phablet-flash -l always flashes the latest (thus the -l) [00:50] grub ? [00:50] Sweet, extract in progress, finally. [00:51] Anything big change since the first day? [00:51] essentialz, stop that command ... use the find i gave you above [00:51] no sorry... grep [00:51] I'm reflashing now anyway, but just a quick update would be great [00:51] yeah, i guessed that [00:51] doing right now [00:52] i.e mine sits in device/samsung/galaxys2-common/rootdir/fstab.smdk4210 [00:52] a little more hidden than the porting guide suggests [00:52] device/htc/ville/rootdir/etc/fstab.ville; device/htc/ville/recovery.fstab;device/htc/ville/configs/vold.fstab [00:52] got it [00:52] lol you the man [00:53] sorry kinda new to linux... been using only a couple weeks... a lot of commands still strange to me [00:54] yeah, its all about training :) [00:54] * ogra_ does that stuff since a while [00:55] cool, thanks again... lets see how far i can get on my own again... [00:59] not very far... lol... what am i suppose to do with that? ogra_ do i just remove the nosuid from the mnt_flags for data cache and devlog? [01:05] The default fstab for the new device will have its /data partition mounted with nosuid, which needs to be removed, as certain Ubuntu applications/daemons require the use of setuid [01:05] from the porting guide text [01:06] so remove nosuid from the /data line [01:08] specially network [01:08] network manager doesn't play well with nosuid [01:08] Ok, that seems like a bit of an issue... 'brunch' not found. [01:08] did the script finish properly ? [01:09] (phablet-dev-bootstrap) [01:09] ogra_: AFAIK it did, I suppose I can restart and try again. [01:10] Ok, I called env-setup.sh wrong, my bad. [01:33] hi? [01:33] hi [01:34] I was considering flashing the ubuntu touch image onto an old phone [01:34] will I retain my bootloader (revolutionary)? [01:34] Thanks [01:37] Looks like there is more work involved for the nook, I'll writeup what I've done so far and post to the list. [01:45] ogra_: thanks... had to get some grub. === gordon is now known as Guest41272 [01:58] ok, can someone walk a noob through a port install? === LarrySteeze|Away is now known as LarrySteeze [02:03] * trapntan_ 's tethering sucks tonight [02:03] Ok... so I am almost at building... got to brightness indicator part. tried searching for init.ville.rc but doesnt exist [02:03] would proper install steps be [02:03] flash unoffical in recovery [02:04] flash preinstall in recovery [02:04] trapntan_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Building_the_Ubuntu_packages [02:04] reboot? [02:04] well, what's the deal with the phablet-flash? [02:05] those instructions don't say what to do with the unoffical in relation to the preinstall [02:05] oh... sorry. I'm going through the steps myself. wait for someone else to help you. [02:07] yeah seemed to be ok with the build, few changes required from maguro to Toro [02:07] Just wanna double check before trying to figure out why this won't boot lol [02:09] oh... lol [02:12] im stuck at brightness indicator part [02:16] Do you still need a java jdk installed, I thought ubuntu touch didn't use any of the dalvik stuff? [02:17] hi, I had the sources for android etc checked out earlier using phablet-dev-bootstrap, and I copied it to my External HDD becaused I needed to format my computer, how can I restore that backup so that phablet-dev-bootstrap continues from where it left off? [02:17] because repo status says everything is missing [02:18] and I get : fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git [02:18] error: .repo/manifests/: manifests checkout 76c770f4f7f6de8c4e748d2634baa8bd2564d527 [02:23] whats this about? build/core/main.mk:155: *** stop. Stop. [02:27] sup all [02:27] essentialz: the error is probably a bit further up [02:27] not sure if this is the place for it, but I have installed precise x64 on a dell inspiron one2205, looking to get multitouch working [02:28] shadeslayer: it says i have the wrong version of java.... i have 1.7.0_15 [02:28] sais correct version is 1/6 [02:28] does that really matter? [02:28] 1.6* [02:28] idk, I haven't compiled it yet [02:29] how can i get gedit to show me the lines numbered? [02:30] essentialz: edit > preferences [02:31] essentialz: I just told you [02:32] ntzrmtthihu777: thx [02:33] is main.mk like somekind of log? i went to line 155 and it shows the error thats on the command prompt [02:34] while syncing with the repo i no its downloading but in /home/jon/[target_directory] theres nothing there right now. its not done downloading yet it gone take me awhile to get it finished but when im done will something be there? i no its downloading something cause i see space going down [02:45] wow, everything going to Qt. Unreal [02:45] johnjohn101, the Mir post doesn't say that exactly :p [02:45] just that Qt is the first thing being ported [02:46] qml looks promising. [02:50] http://pastie.org/6386273 [02:50] My current sticking point on my Nook Color === paradoxgo- is now known as paradoxgo [03:04] Kurlon: I commented out the line BOARD_CUSTOM_BOOTIMG_MK := device/bn/encore/uboot-bootimg.mk from BoardConfig.mk. That lets the build finish but don't try flashing the image, we need a uboot image for the nook color. Nesmith says we need to delve deeper into the makefiles. [03:09] Oh, so someone else has already been down this road? Cool. [03:19] rsalveti: what do you mean finally landing it? [03:19] the vpid stuff has been in there for a while, just hadnt release the pkg [03:19] ricmm: landing at the ppa [03:19] yup [03:19] as we don't have staging anymore [03:19] its android-side only anyways [03:20] ricmm: right, will at least unblock the shell guys, not so sure when they will land the code that uses it [03:20] rsalveti: the other packages are for jim's sensor observers stuff [03:20] not specifically, but the support for starting apps by cmdline properly (without the need of clicking at the running apps) [03:20] rsalveti: yep, need to try and push that forward... need to wait for florian to be back tho [03:20] right, cool [03:21] ricmm: did we land the media player already? [03:21] rsalveti: that has landed since a while ago, just the shell hasnt been released [03:21] the launching apps from console, that is [03:21] cool [03:21] its separate from the vpid stuff tho, vpid has to do with using the real apps lens [03:21] ricmm: how often are we releasing new packages currently? [03:21] to index .desktop files etc [03:21] I know we want the autoland to be in place, but before that's done :-) [03:21] rsalveti: not often enough [03:21] our manual woes are proof :) [03:22] yeah, we need to land stuff more often :-) [03:23] will try to get the apps lens rolling after UDS [03:23] cool [03:24] ricmm: we probably want to start landing some of the core apps as well (done by community) [03:24] so we can have them available by default :-) [03:25] sorry if im interrupting ive never used freenode but i just have one question...while syncing with the repo i no its downloading but in /home/jon/[target_directory] theres nothing there right now. its not done downloading yet it gone take me awhile to get it finished but when im done will something be there? i no its downloading something cause i see space going down. [03:25] not so sure what needs to happen first though [03:25] thIsgUy_: it starts with a .repo folder [03:25] but something might be wrong at your setup, if you're seeing any progress at your shell [03:25] as the bootstrap process is quite verbose [03:26] rsalveti: +1 on landing apps, lets take a look at that tomorrow between sessions [03:26] need to draft up a list of whats up or something [03:26] ricmm: yup [03:26] or a way to track app development, not just porting [03:26] in the wiki [03:26] yeah [03:26] so inside of /home/jon/[target_directory] there should be a .repo folder or somewhere else cause i dont see nothing now [03:27] thIsgUy_: it should have a .repo folder at the target directory used when cloning the repos [03:28] thIsgUy_: how are you actually bootstraping your dev env? [03:28] using phablet-dev-bootstrap? [03:29] yea i believe thats it. im kinda new to all this i just simply copied what it said do on the ubuntu touch porting guide [03:29] im sorry idk about all that stuff i just thought it download the stuff to that folder [03:31] thIsgUy_: can you paste the command you used? [03:31] oh nevermind i see the folder now i had to press ctrl+h to show hidden folders my bad i see it now. [03:31] np :-) [03:32] thanks anyways man but one more question if i stop the repo and start again tomorrow will it start over or pick up where it left off [03:36] rsalveti: what about a session in the apps track for tracking widespread app development in the community? an app 'tracker' of sorts [03:37] ricmm: +1 [03:37] thIsgUy_: np :-) [03:37] ricmm: mind creating it? [03:38] rsalveti: sure I'll make it [03:38] ricmm: thanks === holstein_ is now known as holstein [03:44] rsalveti: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/appdev-1303-app-development-community-growth [03:44] maybe it doesnt warrant a new blueprint [03:44] but just a work item in that one [03:45] ricmm: yeah, let me add a comment at the whiteboard [03:46] ricmm: done [03:46] jezz, it's a *lot* to discuss in 2 days [03:48] ya [03:59] Hello [03:59] Export includes file: build/tools/acp/Android.mk -- /home/essentialz/ubuntuTouch/out/host/linux-x86/obj/EXECUTABLES/acp_intermediates/export_includes make: *** No rule to make target `/home/essentialz/ubuntuTouch/out/target/product/ville/kernel', needed by `/home/essentialz/ubuntuTouch/out/target/product/ville/boot.img'. Stop. [04:01] rsalveti: the good news is that you can do hangouts with the community *anytime* [04:01] it doesn't have to just be during virtual UDS [04:01] mhall119: yeah [04:01] Hi everyone ! [04:01] we'll probably need a few extra slots anyway [04:01] rsalveti: we were talking about using Summit for App Developer Week as well [04:02] mhall119: cool, seems a good idea [04:02] I have some question about Ubuntu touch [04:02] DucThien1490: shoot [04:03] I have an Android phone running Android 4.0.1 [04:04] I don't know that i could install Ubuntu touch on my phone. [04:05] DucThien1490: it depends more on the device itself than the version of Android [04:07] i'm using a phone coming from Korea named SKY Vega Racer (IM-A770K) [04:07] this is detail : http://www.android.com/devices/detail/sky-vega-racer-im-a770k [04:08] DucThien1490: the known list of devices and state of support can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [04:08] unfortunately I don't see your phone on the list [04:09] so Can't i install Ubuntu touch on my phone? [04:10] not yet, but maybe somebody will work on porting it to your phone [04:10] My phone has a Dual Core CPU 1,5GHz [04:10] the XDA developers have been incredibly fast in adding support for more devices [04:10] DucThien1490, does your phone have an existing cyanogenmod rom? [04:10] 1GB Ram. [04:12] No, it does not. [04:13] that's what they have been using to quickly port it to devices so it might mean you're out of luck for now [04:14] okie! [04:15] thanks for your support! [04:15] no problem [04:15] running into some issues while compiling. was able to get passed a couple, but dont know what to do [04:16] make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/essentialz/ubuntuTouch/kernel/htc/ville' Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API. Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details. Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations. Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details. make: *** wait: No child processes. Stop. [04:16] Can someone tell me about there experience with ubuntu on a phone? [04:18] http://www.xda-developers.com/android/ubuntu-touch-next-generation-os-or-just-another-skin/ [04:18] pretty good review from the initial release [04:19] wastrel. have you used it personally? on a day to day basis? [04:20] i have never used it [04:21] evon: whats out there now was never meant to be used exclusively, its just for demoing or developing apps on, stay away if thats what you're expecting :) [04:21] wastrel, Aight [04:22] Sarvatt. oh i c. I will chill out then. I was debating whether or not I should get an android and put ubuntu on it [04:22] Sarvatt, I guess I will just get the new BB [04:22] evon, I'd get a nexus 4 [04:22] they're going to be supported when Touch is done, so you can use it then [04:24] Nimble, I'm pretty attached to BB unfortunately so I will probably stick to that until I switch phones again [04:24] well, that's fair and you know your situation better than someone on the internet :P [04:25] Nimble, ;-) [04:49] hello [04:49] hi [04:49] I keep getting this error [04:49] Device detected as maguro Not enough space in /data, found 4G [04:50] I have wiped the data partition [04:51] anyone know why it keeps doing this? [04:54] what device is it? [04:54] Galaxy Nexus [04:55] it flashed fine before [04:56] nothing has changed on the device [04:56] * slick_nickerson is stumped [04:56] Hello [04:57] anyone know how to install ubuntu on galaxy tab touch 2 7.0anyone know how to install ubuntu on galaxy tab touch 2 7.0 [04:58] anyone know how to install ubuntu touch on galaxy tab 2 7.0 [04:59] byron, can it run cyanogenmod? [05:00] yes [05:01] i have install cyanogenmod 10.1 [05:02] then theoretically it should work [05:02] ok figured it out [05:02] hi Hashcode, I'm about to try your handiwork~ [05:02] I think [05:03] ok but as I install it because I have a file that does not allow me to install it, could you tell me how to install Ubuntu? [05:03] :) [05:03] Enjoy Nimble [05:05] will do. [05:06] I have to say, you're pretty much singlehandedly responsible for keeping the Droid 3 somewhat relevant [05:06] so thank you very much [05:06] well, you and the other person who's name escapes me [05:07] :( [05:07] byron, do you mean when you install cm? [05:08] ahhh no, i want to install ubuntu touch [05:09] yeah, but you said you tried to install something and it gave you an error [05:15] hello [05:15] hi byron [05:16] is your device this list? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [05:16] ok [05:18] jajajajajja noooo ;( [05:18] I thought I could install it on the galaxy tab 2 7.0 but not on the list. : ( [05:19] thank you for your help nimble [05:20] byron, if cyanogenmod runs on it, it's possible someone will port it to your device [05:20] so check often [05:23] if you think it is possible but I have to wait longer for the Nexus 7 because if this, I'd think for the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 will be also be . [05:24] I got it working with galaxy tab 2 7.0 (wifi) just fine, just didn't have time to publish the image/instructions yet [05:25] should be up later this week, but it might be different if you have the 3g model [05:25] * rsalveti -> off [05:27] when you can please send me the tutorial, I'd appreciate a lot, you will be my hero hahaha XD [05:34] Hashcode, I didn't know cdma was working? [05:52] is there a built in terminal somewhere? [06:05] Is touch preview ported to VM?? [06:05] rsalveti: thanks, it was starting to look a bit like a problem to me to mix too many licenses === tvoss|eod is now known as tvoss [07:13] Hi all, i was wondering if you guys could tell me if my phone will work for ubuntu touch, i have a Galaxy nexus "mysid" (i matched the build version and andriod version) On the wiki it only show factory images for takju or yakju is that cause it only works on those devices? [07:14] Erm Toro... so i guess that it dosnt work ? [07:20] random, yours is toro? [07:20] and not toroplus? [07:20] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/toro [07:21] 4.1.1 (JRO03O) toro, that matches what i got off my phone. so yea toro, not toroplus [07:21] alright [07:21] there are instructions on how to install it in the link I pasted just now [07:22] ...it's empty [07:22] lol [07:22] im seeing nothing but an empty wiki [07:22] yea :/ [07:22] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38294870 [07:22] there's a link though [07:22] with an image [07:22] you might want to check xda and see how others are doing it with toro [07:22] but I think all you have to do is flash it with clockwork mod [07:23] have you flashed any ROMs before? [07:23] no my phone is stock standard. Was waiting for the ubuntu stuff to try it out. so i haven't done any of this [07:23] hmmm, ok [07:24] So i'm not sure where to start :/ [07:24] i also dont use verizon, im canadain, Virgin mobile. [07:25] ubuntu touch definitely isn't ready for being daily driver [07:25] when they say it's a developer preview, they really mean it [07:25] just so you know [07:26] that being said, you should probably wait for someone more familiar with the galaxy nexus to help you [07:26] I've never owned one :X [07:27] yea i dont expect it to be, i hvnt dont any modding to my phone just cause hvnt done it :P it looks interesting... and i mean i got smartphone so i could do this stuff. and making apps and stuff for it, it just looks better, and since i really like using my ubuntu now lol. but yea... guess i should wait on this one sadly. im bored and have nothing to do lol [07:28] it's actually not hard to flash ROMs, but since I've never done it with your phone I'd feel really uncomfortable doing it [07:28] now if you had a droid 3... [07:30] Yea x [07:30] Xd* [07:30] im bored of my andriod atm :P and just the look of the ubuntu touch looks nice and something new. [07:30] it's pretty nice [07:30] I just put it on mine and it's great [07:31] but my device barely has enough memory for it [07:31] i need to take out battery as it didnt respond to power button for whatever reason [07:31] but yes, it is very nice [07:31] heh [07:31] yeah [07:31] pretty rough around the edges [07:31] but when it's done I'll definitely be using it [07:32] Yea gotta find some galaxy nexus users it seems === corne_away is now known as corne [08:39] Anyone able to install ubuntu on a HDC S7100 [08:40] Planning on buying one [08:42] hello [08:43] i want to compile ubuntu touch for nokia N9 [08:43] i want ubunto touch on Samsung Galaxy S2 [08:43] pleacw [08:43] pleace* [08:43] anybody here can roughly describe what are the steps (in big picture) please? [08:44] I used linux for a few years [08:44] nokia N9 <-- nice phone [08:44] have internal fm modulator [08:44] S2 Better :D [08:44] but does not have exp in porting yet [08:45] zard: yes nokia N9 has a cool design, haha [08:55] songuke: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [08:56] Nimble: thanks. I'll follow that guide and post my progress here later [08:56] great, good luck! [08:56] but usually, during porting, what kind of problems people might get? [08:57] driver problems or any stuffs like that? [08:57] well [08:57] right now devices are being ported using the cyanogenmod kernel [08:57] sorry to ask noob questions :) [08:57] which is android [08:57] so your N9 should be good to go if it can run cyanogenmod [08:57] there is a NIITdroid project that makes android run on N9 as well [08:57] but it's half way done [08:58] voice calls haven't worked yet [08:58] I'm not sure why [08:59] hm [08:59] well, dunno how helpful it'll be for you then [09:15] salamun alaikum === XenGi_ is now known as XenGi === ckpringle_ is now known as ckpringle [09:49] morning all [09:50] anyone tried ubuntu touch on any other N10s other than manta? [10:05] suspended nexus 7 for 15hours, 4% battery used; not bad [10:10] trying to set up my Ubuntu desktop, anyone know the difference between the 3 codes names precise, quantal or raring ? [10:10] perfect [10:11] try using quantal currently [10:11] raring not released yet === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr_ [10:13] Cheers jiangenj, where can I find what the differences are? [10:27] woodyg, the date they were released is the main difference [10:28] woodyg, they are 12.04, 12.10 and 13.04 [10:31] ok thanks [11:13] ah hello? [11:13] i've got some problem [11:14] Accroding to the section of "Enabling a new device" in the porting guide, i can't get my phone's CM10.1 Source Code [11:15] The leatest from my phone is CM7 [11:18] popey, ogra_? [11:19] that means you need to forward port it to 10.1 first (and that likely the kernel source is way to old to run with ubuntu touch out of teh box) [11:19] kernel source? [11:20]