=== chriadam|away is now known as chriadam === XenGi is now known as XenGi_ [01:03] ok, now the developer preview works. Now :) [01:03] Now? [01:05] yes? === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti === rukin5197 is now known as rukin5197|afk === salem_ is now known as _salem [04:40] hi [04:48] Hashcode: Looks like /system/bin/uchroot called from /system/bin/ubuntu_chroot is my issue. I get "clone: Invalid argument" ... I have an strace if it helps [04:51] Hashcode: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5606893/ [04:52] it's just a script [04:53] Hashcode: Yes, but the uchroot it calls at the end is a binary [04:53] Ah yes [04:53] I see [04:53] execve("/system/bin/uchroot", ["/system/bin/uchroot"], [/* 25 vars */]) = 0 [04:54] This looks like maybe a kernel issue? [04:54] Did you recompile the kernel w/ the new options set? [04:59] Hashcode: Not yet. I got the latest dated cm-10.1-XXXXXX-UNOFFICIAL-solana.zip going, then manually copied the files which were unique from phablet-20130301-cm_solana.zip over. Then I copied the files from the armhf zipfile over to /data/ubuntu and tried to manually run it from there in terminal emulator [04:59] Oh nm [04:59] That should have the right kernel in it [04:59] er [04:59] phablet has the right kernel in it [05:00] don't change the /system/etc/kexec/kernel file. [05:00] OK [05:00] it's different from the cm one [05:03] * genii-around makes more coffee and goes to investigate more [05:29] Hashcode: I rebooted the phone , it seemed to boot but screen went black. I'm in by adb shell now. Looks everything's running and there's just no graphics. /data/ubuntu/var/log/upstart/udev-fallback-graphics.log indicates it's looking for a nonexistent module === pedrodias_ is now known as pedrodias [07:08] i've heard that ubuntu-on-arm has 3-finger drag... how many multitouch gestures does it have? [07:08] does it have things like pinch for "expo" or "scale" and so on [07:08] 4 fingers etcc [07:10] I know pinching works for scaling [07:10] when i say 'scale' i mean the compiz plugin [07:11] what makes a mac laptop awesome is the trackpad gestures for desktop management ... I hope ubuntu on touchscreen-laptops & tablets can eventually match it [07:13] there are trackpad gestures for unity [07:13] but it depends a lot on if support has been put in for each specific trackpad [07:13] i've got 2finger scrolling on my laptop yes [07:13] no, I'm talking about 3 finger and 4 finger stuff [07:13] support for mine was put into 13.04 but I can't figure out how to get it in 12.10 [07:13] i know my laptop hardware doesn't do 3/4 fingers unfortunately [07:14] sounds nice [07:14] i found myslef using 3finger drag alot on the mac [07:15] I use a lot of 3/4 finger gestures on windows [07:15] so I'd like to have it on ubuntu too because I use it way more often [07:15] where linux "keeps up" for me is 'focus follows mouse', which i much prefer [07:16] (even with globalmenu i find focus follows mouse is still useful. i just move the currnet windows up if i want to use the menu) [07:18] hm [07:24] its fast for switching windows on a trackpad [07:25] desktop switching from moving off the edge can sometimes be ok too [07:25] I like to use the workspaces [07:26] I don't see anyone in here I recognize... [07:26] * IanWizard-Cloud says, realizing that he's been out of the circles far too long. [07:26] i'm not regular here [07:26] i only dropped by when ubuntu-touch was released and check occasionally [07:47] good morning === msorvig_ is now known as msorvig [08:59] morning [09:01] I was wondering if canonical will release a continued version of the source instead of a preview any time soon? [09:04] Art-X, how do you mean ? [09:04] Art-X, all source code is available in public branches since the demo was released ... and there are daily images to test the progress [09:07] ah, I'm sorry, I'm not developing on it at the moment, but planning to.. [09:10] Art-X, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Contribute should have links to all the sources [09:11] ogra_, ok.. thank you :-) I'll have a look at that [09:11] (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-touch-preview for userspace ... pahblet.ubuntu.com for the android layer) [09:11] everything you dont find in either of them comes from the ubuntu archive [09:12] oh, and i think there was recently a new project formed for the core apps [09:13] ogra_, interesting :-) do you know anything about the status of the core apps? [09:14] there isn't much info on the wiki about that [09:14] well alot of info [09:14] but not the actual progress [09:15] I stand corrected === msorvig_ is now known as msorvig [09:15] didn't click far enough.. [09:16] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/CoreApps [09:16] :) [09:16] there ois a wikipage for everything === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr_ === mofium is now known as Limurx === Lexmazter is now known as Lexmazter|zZzZz [09:26] Heyyy [09:27] sup [09:27] http://pastebin.com/T13grZP0 whats this mean? [09:28] How is everyone? [09:28] good - not sure bout logcat sorry - whats wrong? [09:30] No one can boot and thats what they get. [09:30] So im trying to clear things up [09:30] on one at all can boot at the moment? [09:31] A few can [09:31] *no [09:31] Like 2 other besides myself have gotten it [09:31] using daily yer? [09:31] No. [09:32] well that was erupt [09:32] Sorry [09:32] Backing up apps [09:32] no all good [09:33] Since i bricked my phone i cant help much atm. [09:34] you bricked your galaxy? [09:35] I didn't think it was possible [09:37] I dont have a galaxy. [09:37] I ported it [09:37] Over to evo lte [09:37] Didn't matter [09:37] how did you brick [09:37] Not flashing the rom. [09:38] so you bricked a phone by not flashing a rom? [09:38] It doesnt matter. How i did it thats not the issue. [09:39] I'm just asking?? [09:39] Its not important. === Lloir|zZzZzZz is now known as Lloir [09:40] I dont like explaining it 70 times. [09:40] ok, its all good === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [10:08] rsalveti, do you know how the changelog idea is coming along? maybe we should have a quick chat later on about it? === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [10:26] has anyone installed touch on an transformer 101? [10:26] lol [10:28] i have a spare one lying around and wanted to give it a try, i use Ubuntu reguarly but have never played with Android before [10:36] kevinwincott, yup, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [10:36] Hi, is there anyone else working with gt-p6800? [10:36] or owning it? [10:37] thanks ogra, [10:37] And is it possible to run ubuntu-touch in any exynos4 based device at the moment? Is the i9100 working at the moment? [10:37] dun1982, according to the wiki thats you ?!? [10:37] Yes, I know :) [10:38] And I added myself there as well, the question was, is there anyone _else_:) [10:38] well, the answer i9300 was found from xda :) [10:54] 'lo [10:55] ogra_: Regarding your email on the armel question, I'd be surprised if you'd still support true i386 systems post 3.8.2 :D [10:56] Well, not surprised but I'd sure love to see how. hehe === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|lunch [11:00] hehe, yeah [11:00] but we also dropped i486 and non PAE arches [11:01] (so even old pentium wont work anymore) [11:05] because everyone ran one of those [11:08] oldest system I have laying around is a p4 [11:08] and that is EM64T capable [11:20] lilstevie: No amiga500 or likes? [11:20] p4 is quite new if you ask me... [11:22] dun1982, in stock? no [11:22] dun1982, about 4 years ago I cleaned house and ditched all my antiquated hardware [11:23] dun1982: "new" is relative, especially in the hardware world. [11:26] or I might be already too old :) [11:26] If I regard p4 a new design still :) [11:31] heh [11:38] The oldest x86 hardware still laying around for me is 2005 bought Centrino laptop. [11:39] The olders ppc hardware laying around still is this buffalo terastation nas from 2006 or 2007. [11:44] dun1982, see your oldest x86 hardware is same era as mine :p [11:44] lilstevie: well, as I said in x86, ppc world :) [11:45] in arm it goes to closed 2000sh, and with z80 you can quess where that goes :) [11:45] closed => closer [11:45] tbh I do have a laptop in pieces that I never think about :p [11:45] ibook g4 [11:45] it is good that you do not think about it :) [11:45] :p [11:46] but anyway, good hardware for it's era. [11:46] absolute oldest thing with a cpu I have though is my original v1 playstation 1 [11:46] I think my little bro is still using his ibook g4 :) [11:47] the g4 was my friends, she used it up until 2 or 3 years ago, when someone drunkenly tripped over the charging cable and cracked the lcd [11:47] Hm... I have still in original package my Sega MegaDrive, which went bad when Playstation 1 was released of course :) [11:47] I miss my megadrive [11:48] I never did use nintendo or playstation (still wont use those two brands). I mainly game with Pc and Xbox :) [11:48] lilstevie, did you have to get rid of it ? [11:49] I did at one point have a mint condition Atari 2600 too, no idea where that disappeared to [11:49] doomlord, yeah, one day in the late 90's it just stopped working [11:50] is FPGA emulation an option that appeals [11:50] lol not really anymore, I no longer have any cartridges for it [11:53] hello [11:55] hello [11:55] can i flashing ubuntu touch for htc? [11:56] infernonordost, what phone? [11:56] There might be ports [11:56] htc one xl [11:57] today i have ubuntu 12.04 normal via vnc on my htc === jpetersen_ is now known as jpetersen === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === popey_ is now known as popey === msorvig_ is now known as msorvig [12:35] How can you tell what image you are running? [12:36] there is something in etc i think [12:36] forgot the exact path [12:37] * tsdgeos is not very useful [12:38] ok [12:38] grep -R $something /etc # where $something is something tsdgeos still remembers which must be near the line you are searching for [12:39] like "image" "version" or some possible image names [12:39] traxmac: buildstamp [12:39] /etc/buildstamp [12:39] ok [12:39] root@localhost:/etc# cat buildstamp [12:39] acubens Fri, 01 Mar 2013 05:23:11 +0000 [12:39] manhattan-quantal-armhf-20130301-1 [12:39] this is my non updated nexus7 [12:40] mine is base also [12:44] do you see that connected using adb shell? [12:45] dholbach: it is, waiting on a change to be done at jenkins so I'm able to grab the rootfs manifest === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [12:50] rsalveti, do you have a bug report or something for it? :) [12:50] dholbach: not actually, kind of depending on mmrazik|lunch :-) === mmrazik|lunch is now known as mmrazik [12:51] hey mmrazik :) [12:51] rsalveti: oh..srry.. forgot about that e-mail :-/ [12:51] we're talking about image changelogs in case you need some context [12:51] mmrazik: sure, np :-) [12:51] hm, our daily failed as well [12:51] probably due the dns issues [12:52] rsalveti: so all that I need to do is to scp the additional file? [12:52] mmrazik: yes [12:55] rsalveti: done. Should I just rebuild the last build to try it? === daentech is now known as Guest4171 [12:55] rsalveti: I tried the scp command locally and it seems to work [12:55] mmrazik: cool, just trigger a ibs_sync to see [12:56] rsalveti: actually... [12:56] rsalveti: this is the last step: [12:56] scp $tar $target_builder:images [12:56] should I do the same with the manifest? [12:56] yes [12:56] otherwise I cannot get the file at our builder [12:59] mmrazik: did you find what was the issue with the dns server? [12:59] rsalveti: not really. It wasn't on our side. It looks like the bootspeed testing (done by platform qa team) was modifying the DNS in a way it broke it [13:00] rsalveti: ibs_sync now failed because of DNS :-/ [13:00] argh =\ === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:05] hum... what can we do about the dns thing? [13:06] dholbach: I'm trying to ping retoaded [13:06] dholbach: it looks different from yesterday (but it might be the same cause) [13:06] argh [13:10] hello [13:11] I'm trying to add ubuntu core apps ppa on my device [13:11] and I get the following error "sudo: add-apt-repository: command not found" [13:12] I'm ssh'ing via usb [13:12] can anybody let me know whats missing? === gustavold1 is now known as gustavold [13:14] NazMir`, add it manually to /etc/apt/sources.list (and add the gpg key manually too) or install the software-properties-common package [13:14] ogra_ thanks for the tip. === juicyjones|away is now known as juicyjones [13:19] ogra_`: It worked. Much appreciate the help. [13:20] rsalveti: AFAICS ibs_sync now syncs the manifest (except the DNS errors; I workarounded for now by using an IP address) === Guest4171 is now known as daentech [13:21] mmrazik: thanks, will try another build then for the touch image === ddg is now known as daentech [13:26] hello! i need help with RAZR XT910. I have installed like this tutorial and do not start the system. Only black screen. [13:26] here is the link [13:26] http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/11409-rommotorola-razr-ubuntu-touch-preview-0301-alpha-update-2/ === SkavenXXI-[OFF] is now known as SkavenXXI === jholtom|1way is now known as jholtom|away [14:15] awe_: so, at aosp google uses just one wpa_supplicant repo (one for 6 and one for 8) [14:15] awe_: at cyanogen there's also https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_external_wpa_supplicant_8_ti/commits/cm-10.1 [14:16] which seems to be used by the omap devices (kfire) [14:16] hi chan [14:16] but for the rest of the proprietary builds, there's no easy way to find out as they can customize and ship only the binaries [14:17] so in theory we can just check and make sure we're in sync with the public 8 based repo [14:17] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_external_wpa_supplicant_8/commits/cm-10.1 [14:17] cant we use ours instead and turn off wpa_supplicant on the android side ? [14:18] who is working on i9300? because on the wiki there's still my name :) [14:18] it is definitely not in use on my SGS2 here [14:19] (since i load the dhd module on the ubuntu side in mine) ... [14:19] and it works just fine that way [14:24] ogra_`: we're using ours, we're just checking for incompatibilities [14:24] rsalveti, yea... that's what I found, but I'd seen a reference somewhere to vendor ( eg. Broadcom ) specific wpa_suppl libraries, and wasn't sure if on actual devices... the version(s) could be different than what's in the AOSP tree [14:24] due different versions [14:24] ah [14:25] there are indeed a few hardware specific libs [14:25] rsalveti, I guess we could just run wpa_supplicant -v on a stock device. ;)- [14:25] let me get the link [14:25] hello all [14:25] I'll take a look on my personal phone [14:26] awe_: http://phablet.ubuntu.com/gitweb?p=CyanogenMod/android_hardware_broadcom_wlan.git;a=tree;f=bcmdhd/wpa_supplicant_8_lib;h=fe9dc1d1c0d0c0f9301960e9fc89fa104456f441;hb=refs/heads/phablet-10.1 === ogra_` is now known as ogra_ [14:26] * awe_ isn't as brave as rsalevti and isn't yet running touch full-time on his own phone [14:26] I have a little trouble when I build for ubuntu mobile [14:26] ahhhhhh [14:26] thanks rsalveti! [14:26] bash: dh_make: command not found [14:27] http://phablet.ubuntu.com/gitweb?p=CyanogenMod/android_hardware_broadcom_wlan.git;a=tree;f=bcm4329/wpa_supplicant_8_lib;h=d3851716d855e10a7cd9ef5a41db75f73a4fd16c;hb=refs/heads/phablet-10.1 [14:27] awe_: for qcom http://phablet.ubuntu.com/gitweb?p=CyanogenMod/android_hardware_qcom_wlan.git;a=tree;f=qcwcn/wpa_supplicant_8_lib;h=d573fffaf2cf867ea8f7d6a8d966f02e7c74f8e8;hb=refs/heads/phablet-10.1 [14:27] I do not know what to do [14:28] rsalveti, yea.. that's the missing special sauce [14:29] Logan_Lecter, when this error comes out? [14:29] haven't worked down in the guts of wpa_suppl in awhile.... I'm pretty sure this is the cause of our poor 5G bandwidth performance [14:29] CRDA was a bit of a red herring [14:30] we may need to ship both versions...and do some runtime detection [14:31] yeah [14:31] when i clicked build c++ projet on ubuntu devices [14:32] and when i clicked on only run i have a other error [14:33] he told me : you are not root [14:33] mh [14:34] gianguido: mh ? [14:34] Logan_Lecter, i'm searching... dh_make is useful when you want to make deb packages [14:35] did you installed it? is named "dh-make" [14:36] i do not want [14:36] just launch my apps in my device [14:36] but if it's necesseray why not [14:36] to deploy apps to your device, you firstly need to build a deb package to install [14:36] ;) [14:36] ok i test thx ;) [14:36] let us know === oreneeshy_ is now known as oreneeshy [14:45] gianguido: it's not possible [14:45] what Logan_Lecter [14:45] sudo don't work on openssh connection [14:46] "sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified [14:46] awe_, thanks for the update [14:47] my log : http://pastebin.com/ZkQ3YcmN [14:48] hi [14:49] do we have a port for HP Touchpad that I could build? [14:49] dholbach, ;)- === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [14:50] * DaBaang looking for HP Touchpad port [14:51] DaBaang, have you seen the devices port wiki page? [14:51] which one gianguido? [14:51] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [14:53] yes I have but it doesn't list Touchpad [14:53] DaBaang: Be the man then and port it :) [14:53] or woman or what ever you are :) [14:53] or llama [14:54] working on it :) [14:54] great! [14:54] a man of course [14:54] For example, I have failed 2 weeks with my p6800 [14:54] But I still try... [14:54] just need some pointers on setting up the vendor tree [14:55] got all the blobs, kernel etc in place... [14:55] don't know where to look to go further [14:55] So you can build the image with the guide then? [14:55] DaBaang, read the guide? [14:55] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [14:56] yes [14:57] need to setup the "lunch " [14:57] So you have the image in your /out/target ... and you have the md5 and zip-file? [14:57] is there any git repo available for another device that I could look at as an example? [14:57] no information, try xda [14:57] not yet, I have to build first using brunch [14:58] so basically, you do not have device nor kernel configurations yet? [14:58] what device you working on dun1982? and github repo of yours to check out? [14:58] ie. you are looking what to put into .repo/manifest.xml ? [14:58] I work with p6800 [14:59] The problem with that particular device is that it does not have profile in Cyanogenmod 10.1 directly. [14:59] DaBaang, your device is officially supported by cm, right? [14:59] So I had to fork the kernel soruces as my own repository and fork another for device and set them up. [14:59] DaBaang, have you looked here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2175277 [14:59] I have put in all that needed to go into manifest.xml but in addition need to put the vendor tree [15:00] yes, touchpad is officially supported by CM [15:00] Then I had to read in what bits and pieces I need from there to get my first build to run. After that I try to get it to boot (where I am failing currently). [15:00] let me check that thread... [15:00] I believe in the thread it's being built using Evervolv source. I don't know how well it would work with CM10/10.1 [15:00] No need, what you essentially need is the kernel and the device row's (2 pcs for manifest.xml). [15:01] yes, I have gone through that thread, it just has the already built zip files. I am trying to do the same [15:01] and what do I select from the long list to execute lunch? [15:02] On the second page there appear to now be rough instructions [15:02] I had the same issue and I had to work quite hard with github for searching any other projects that. Luckily I found 3 months old cm10.1 port which was saddly not supported by CM10.1 out of the box. [15:02] What is the thread you are refering to? [15:03] the same one ... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2175277 [15:04] let me dig into it some more, tks dun1982 [15:04] What is the device code for hp touchpad? [15:04] its "tenderloin" [15:05] This should be working for your device as a starting point: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_hp_tenderloin/tree/jellybean [15:06] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/hp-kernel-tenderloin/tree/ics for kernel (I cannot find newer version for Kernel...) [15:06] yeah, I have that in the manifest [15:06] So the lines that you put into .repo/manifest.xml would be then... [15:07] the problem is that the hp touchpad didnt ship with android. so the android support is not fully given [15:07] yes === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [15:08] so I have to gather the pieces like: CyanogenMod/android_hardware_atheros_wlan [15:08] and : TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_hp [15:09] after that a "repo sync" [15:09] DaBaang: [15:09] [15:09] [15:09] Try first get it to build. Start adding new components after that to kernel. [15:10] and what do I select from the list that comes up with "lunch" [15:10] What list? [15:10] You put those two items to your .repo/manifest.xml [15:10] Then you run repo sync [15:11] then? [15:11] Then you go to device/hp/tenderloin and run the extract-tidbits.sh [15:11] ok, done [15:11] next [15:11] then you go back to repo root [15:11] and you write . build/envsetup.sh [15:12] And then brunch tenderloin [15:12] If you get error, check that you have latest openjdk-installed. [15:12] It is not installed by default in new ubuntu-desktop-installation. [15:12] oh I see... I was trying to do run lunch that gave me a long list of options to choose from [15:13] Then you should start seeing a long list of warnings and errors when the build environment tries to build your image. [15:14] But I'm at that point now when I try to figure out how to get the damn image to boot :) [15:15] ok, let me work on that, ty dun1982 [15:15] But I'm now off to home. [15:15] There is a jellybean kernel for tenderloin: https://github.com/jcsullins/hp-kernel-tenderloin/tree/jellybean [15:15] np. [15:15] I don't know what state it is in, I'm afraid, though [15:16] that kernel from jcsullins should be good to go. That guy is a genius [15:16] * DaBaang stepping out ... === eschatus is now known as esch|away === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|otp === Kurlon_ is now known as Kurlon === mmrazik|otp is now known as mmrazik === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [16:11] has the OS been sped up on phones or become more stable? === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik [16:21] ogra_, dailies are still quantal as that's what the PPAs are at? [16:22] janimo, right [16:22] popey: what's the right mailing list for core apps development now? [16:23] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps [16:23] that one [16:23] thanks [16:23] penster, for me it is faster than android (but it is like that since day one here) [16:23] we should make that more obvious on the wiki [16:23] popey: is the design team watching that one? [16:23] popey: on my TODO [16:23] ogra, which phone did you install the os on [16:24] penster, samsung SGS2 [16:24] how about HTC HD2? [16:24] ogra, thats great! I used it with a galaxy nexus and it kept freezing [16:25] yes mhall119 [16:25] well, they should be largely the same feature wise (ram CPU power etc ... ) though the nexus is an OMAP [16:25] Runs fine on the OMAPs I support. [16:25] popey: cool, thanks [16:26] Hashcode, yeah, i wouldnt expect it to be any worse or better on OMAPs than on exynos [16:26] A lot of it is the kernel / GPU drivers [16:26] yep [16:27] still though, we dont even run 10% of stuff a std. android would run ... [16:27] so i'm surprised to hear its stuttery for anyone [16:28] That's sort of my point [16:28] If the device itself has hacked in gpu stuff [16:28] it won't run well regardless. [16:28] the nexus is one of our official ones [16:28] oh [16:28] right. [16:28] so i wouldnt expect hackery there :) [16:28] My stuff runs newer drivers than the GNex [16:28] i would rather expect my SGS2 to misbehave [16:29] for PVR [16:29] true [16:29] (which it does if using the latest mali driver btw... but its falwless with the former version which i currently use) [16:29] *flawless [16:29] is that a kernel interaction issue w/ the newer mali driver? [16:30] Like it needs 3.4 or something? [16:30] no, it runs fine but has massive font rendering probs [16:30] bizarre [16:31] you get garbled fonts on all devices using the latest mali it seems ... at least thats what i heard from the other samsung ports [16:31]