[00:44] Hello? [00:44] there we go! [00:44] How usable is the current Ubuntu Phone image? [00:45] is anyone there? [00:48] nate_: great for my test application, but the web browser isn't working for me. [00:48] drats gone... [00:58] SpacedOut: hey, got to install it, thanks for your help! [01:00] JoseeAntonioR: Glad to hear it, does the web browser work? It just goes white for me, I'm thinking I've pulled an unsupported combination of ppa packages. [01:01] SpacedOut: same here, worked fine until I added PPAs. [01:01] and it wouldn't let me connect to a network unless it was open [01:03] anyways, I'll have to go back to android as the owner thinks it's not stable enough :( [01:05] I'm connecting to access points that have preshared keys. I wouldn't call it all that unstable, I would call it not ready and missing features. [01:06] exactly [01:06] for me, it's good, I'd stick with it (but unfortunately don't have a tablet :( ) [02:47] hello, can i install ubuntu touch with the CWRM? === jono is now known as Guest9541 [05:44] hello [05:45] when I run breakfast, it can't find the product spec [06:10] Just installed Ubuntu Touch on my Galaxy Nexus. Interesting. [06:29] trying the manual install of ubuntu TDK on nexus 4 [06:30] i boot into recovery mode... [06:31] run this "adb push /path/to/your/downloaded/raring-preinstalled-armel+mako.zip /sdcard/autodeploy.zip" [06:31] it gives an error "device not found" [06:31] what wrong here? [06:32] do I have to boot into "stock recovery" or just "recovery" mode [06:32] anshu_: is the device connected and usb debugging on? [06:32] any help? [06:33] ^ [06:33] Josee_: yes it is [06:34] anshu_: try running 'adb kill-server' and then 'adb push...' [06:34] anshu_: also, /path/to/your/downloaded/ should be replaced with the actual path [06:35] Josee: do i need to boot into stock recovery mode (where we get that menu) ?? [06:35] Josee:yes I've replaced the path :) [06:35] anshu_: yes, you need to be on recovery mode [06:36] I did it in recovery mode only (robot on back with red triangle) [06:37] anshu_: did you try what I said earlier on? [06:38] i tried that, still it says "device not found" [06:40] anshu_: try disconnecting and reconnecting the device from the PC [06:40] (just so you know, I had the same problem today, and fixed it somehow by disconnecting and connecting or moving the cable a bit) [06:42] tried that too...still the same error === jppiiroinen|afk is now known as jppiiroinen [08:02] will Ubuntu-phone use java virtual machine for applications development as an android it does? [08:03] or willC be native language fot developers? [08:04] rusman: http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/gomobile/ [08:07] oh my god [08:08] ubuntu will use java virtual machine [08:09] no mobile X server [08:09] it will be second android [08:40] hi [08:40] why sometimes i have : [08:40] List of devices attached [08:40] ???????????? no permissions [08:40] with necus [08:40] nexus7 [08:54] Pat_PPOS: there at least used to be some USB id changes, so /lib/udev/rules.d/69-libmtp.rules wasn't uptodate. there should be eg SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="18d1", ATTR{idProduct}=="4ee1", MODE="0666" [08:55] where the '4ee1' is replaced with whatever lsusb gives to your nexus device [09:06] thx Mirv [09:12] hmm, was it possible to share host's network connection to the device _over_ USB? it doesn't seem that wifi is working on the saucy builds yet on my mako. [09:14] maybe I'll try if I get iptables installed manually there [09:19] ah, right, but android.. [09:22] so, any tips welcome [09:44] i can't validate value in webbrowser app ? do you have any idea ? === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader === ckpringle_ is now known as ckpringle [11:07] hey guys I'm following the guide here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting for my crespo phone (samsung galaxy nexus s) so I type in breakfast crespo and get told there is no such command as breakfast is the guide wrong or am I using it wrong? [11:16] davmor2: did you run "source build/envsetup.sh"? I am sure the guide mentions that. ;) [11:18] f69m: not unless it is writen in white text on the white background. The only thing is it might be in one of the subpage links and I missed it [11:21] f69m: Well, breakfast is not a script or binary, but a shell function defined in that script you need to source. If that's not clear in the guide, maybe you should nag the Canonical guys to update it. ;) [11:22] Namidairo: speaking to one's self in the second person is totally normal behaviour. [11:25] f69m: well as I happen to be one of the canonical I think I know who to pick on. But I might write out a dummies guide to porting from my experiences and try and make it easier for anyone to do it, thanks for the info though :) [11:26] davmor2: Oops :) [11:26] f69m: this is my first attempt at trying to port to this device. hence the hiccup but it is good to find these things :) [11:28] davmor2: Absolutely! As someone clever already recognized in the 1970's: "Each new user of a new system discovers a new class of bugs." And that is even worse for guides than for software. ;) [11:30] indeed [11:40] Mirv, do you still want network ower usb? if so, I have some tips... [11:41] ZDmitry: happy to hear ideas. I'm android newbie enough that I hit the wall with ifconfig giving nothing.. if I'd have usb0 for example, I'd just use iptables to forward [11:42] Mirv, at first go to root with "adb root" [11:42] then enable networking with "adb shell setprop sys.usb.config rndis,adb" [11:43] ZDmitry: yeah it's this adb magic I'm missing.. but that one says device not found, maybe snother saucy build problem? === SkavenXXI-[OFF] is now known as SkavenXXI [11:44] ZDmitry: if you meant not running the second adb command on the device but from host after adb root, then please just go on, it didn't report an error :) [11:45] Mirv, yes this two command preformed on host [11:46] if all done, you'll get new network interface on host [11:47] ZDmitry: awesome, so it is. what IP I should give it? [11:47] You should use this script: http://pastebin.com/JayemnhG [11:47] put it on device [11:48] and run from adb shell [11:49] So at host side you need to set ip 192.168.137.1 and enable network sharing [11:49] This script works well for me on Win 7 [11:50] I mean network sharing works for device [11:52] On Ubuntu I didn't test this recipe. [11:56] ZDmitry: does not work immediately, but teaches me enough. if I run the adb command you mentioned first, I can't execute further adb shell commands after it (because it disables adb in favor of rndis?). and without I got rndis0 unknown device. but when I added it (setprop sys.usb.config rndis,adb) at the beginning of the pastebin script, it at least didn't give errors [11:57] anyway, tinkering a bit more. I'm on Ubuntu indeed. [11:58] "adb shell setprop sys.usb.config rndis,adb" - preforming this at host you enable rndis0 and adb on device (by def. there only adb) [12:00] ZDmitry: for some reason performing that stops adb shell working for me after that. which is why I tried inserting to the beginning of the script that I can run with a single adb shell command === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [12:01] (I mean, adb shell giving Insufficient permissions for device) [12:01] ????????? - this? [12:02] ZDmitry: ah, yes, that [12:02] via adb devices [12:02] is it possible to install ubuntu touch without an sd card [12:02] we know) [12:02] it's udev fails (on host) [12:03] ZDmitry: yay, again a new usb id, adding to udev rules.. [12:03] anyone? [12:03] Mirv, no-no [12:03] has anyone here installed ubuntu touch on a samsung galaxy s2? [12:05] I did it in this way: restart udev - "sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart" [12:05] ZDmitry: I added the new id to rules and restarted udev, seems to work now [12:05] Then restart adb server (on host) [12:05] ah, but still getting ip: can't find device 'rndis0' [12:06] 'rndis0' - on device? [12:06] ZDmitry: on device, yes, when running adb shell data/usb.sh (where I saved the pastebin script) [12:06] why do you guys hate me [12:07] raven: we don't hate you at all! :) [12:07] i cznt get it to install [12:09] Mirv: hm, bit strange. if "adb shell setprop sys.usb.config rndis,adb" preformed and you still hasn't rndis0, then try on device "netcfg" [12:09] it says cant format unknowen volume /external_sd [12:10] and [12:10] cant partition unsafe device: /dev/block/mccblk1p1 [12:11] ZDmitry: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5683508/ [12:11] no rndis0, but surprisingly wlan0 is there even though networks are shown [12:13] ZDmitry: anyway, thanks a lot for this Android primer, it'll be helpful later. at this point I'm inclined to think that many things are broken on the experimental saucy images. (http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/) [12:13] Mirv: usb0 - this may be yours rndis0 [12:14] please just answer me this [12:14] i have cwm version 6 [12:14] could that me the issue? [12:15] raven, which instruction did you use? [12:15] raven, did you follow the install instructions for your device properly ? [12:15] there should be a link to an xdg forums thread for your S2 [12:16] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2188621 [12:16] which should have install instructions for flashing [12:17] looks fine [12:17] just follow it then [12:17] i did [12:17] but i get partitioning error [12:17] ZDmitry: success! forwarded network via iptables from host, removed one bogus entry from /etc/resolv.conf (I want google as my name server, not my host machine), now it works! [12:17] raven, from recovery mode ? [12:17] yeah in cwm [12:17] ZDmitry: thanks a lot. so indeed it was usb0 here, not rndis0 [12:17] Mirv, ^^ [12:18] raven, when doing what exactly ? [12:18] ill try update my cwm [12:18] (tehoretically any recovery image should work for flashing) [12:18] i click install from internal storage and install the smaller file and it says the errors i said before [12:19] did you mount data and sdcard from the CWM menu ? [12:19] might be that it doesnt do that automatically [12:19] i dont have a sd card [12:19] sdcatd is a virtial thing inside the recovery thing [12:19] doessnt mean an actual SD card [12:20] :P it doesnt mount it [12:20] iirc it just bind mounts /data/media or some such to the /sdcard dir [12:20] i cant mount sdcard [12:20] well, then try without that ... just push the zips to /data [12:20] then try falshing the armel zip first [12:21] *flashing [12:21] every time i tryed i unmounted everything [12:21] you shouldnt [12:21] /data needs to be mounted [12:22] ogra_, sorry to interrupt but did you happen to hear about 3g? roughly two weeks till it works? [12:22] user82, ask awe once he is around, he is the one trying to get it to work [12:22] ummmmmmmm [12:22] i formatted everythign [12:22] and d eleted the file.. [12:23] which file ? [12:23] i dont know [12:24] i clicked format then i went install from internal storage and it says not files found [12:24] you deleted a file and dont know its name ? [12:25] :( [12:25] im stupid [12:25] did i just root my phone [12:25] i eman.. brick? [12:25] well, thats ok [12:25] ogra_, awe was offline for two days..but ok [12:25] user82, well, it was a weekend [12:26] (and in my country it still is ... since there is a public hoilday here today) [12:26] raven, take a look at the install wikipage [12:27] !install | raves [12:27] raves: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate [12:27] !install | raven [12:27] raven: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate [12:27] ergh [12:27] yeah but [12:27] raven, ignore that ... i thought the bot in here points to the touch install [12:27] ogra_, pfingstmontag.... thanks for the info i will wait for awe! [12:27] now i only have cwm.. [12:27] raven, see the channel topic, it has a link [12:27] i accidently wiped everything else [12:27] raven, follow the "manual installation" instructions there [12:28] first push the armel file you downloaded from the xdg link ... then the armhf one [12:30] i cant find iy [12:30] ? [12:30] cant find what ? [12:31] i dont know what im doing.. [12:31] do i need a new phone [12:32] raven, read the installl wikipage from the channel topic [12:32] look at the manual install section [12:32] first push the armel file you downloaded via adb (usb) to the phone, then push the armhf one [12:33] im not seeing the word manuel anywhere [12:33] and i dont know how to push.. [12:33] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install#Manual_Installation [12:34] i dont have an sd card [12:34] you dont need an sd card [12:34] boot into recovery, connect your USB cable [12:34] ok [12:34] recovery mode is CWM? [12:34] then use the adb push commands as described [12:35] shut down your phone ... [12:35] then hold down the volume kkeys and press the power button [12:36] that should get you into a bootloader menu [12:36] there you select "recovery mode" with the vol up/down keys [12:36] if you see "recovery mode" press the power button [12:36] the device should boot into the recovery mode now [12:37] then follow the install instructions, indeed using the xdg zips with the instrudtions [12:37] i dont see recovery mode [12:38] you are in the bootloader (there should be a big android on the screen with open belly) [12:38] ? [12:38] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4l5_8OloBE [12:38] this is what i see [12:38] this is what i have* [12:39] * ogra_ has no flash here [12:39] describe it [12:39] you should see an android lying on its back ... with an open belly [12:39] if you dont, you are not in the bootloader [12:40] the options are rebbot system now, install zip, wipe date/factory reset, wipe cache partition, backup and restore, mounts and storage, advanced, philz settings, power off [12:41] raven, so you are in the recovery mode [12:41] fine then [12:41] when i go into backup and restore every option says unable to mount /sdcard when i try them [12:41] just use the adb commands from your PC now [12:41] ok [12:41] (with connected USB cable indeed) [12:41] do i keep things mounted or unmounted [12:41] try making sure /data is mounted === b0bben_ is now known as b0bben [12:45] ok.. [12:45] how do i know which file to push for my phone [12:46] raven, you instal the two files from the xda post [12:46] first the armel zip ... [12:46] after thats done the armhf zip === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk [12:48] okay :) [12:48] thank you for helping me ogra.. i know im useless [12:48] why do you say that ? [12:49] im new to linux [12:49] you are a beginner ... we all were once [12:49] dont worry about that :) === dandrader|lunch is now known as dandrader [12:59] do i rename it autodeploy.zip? [13:00] adb does that for you [13:00] just use exactly the command from the wiki [13:00] (with the first path adjusted to point to where your armel zip lives indeed) [13:02] error device not found [13:03] try "adb devices" [13:03] it should list it [13:03] Mirv: I'm looking for a review on https://code.launchpad.net/~spacedout/qtubuntu/fix_opengl_sharing/+merge/163466 if you could. [13:03] fi it doesnt, there is something wrong [13:03] *if [13:04] I'll be heading to work and not watching irc until tonight unfortunately. [13:04] its blank [13:04] the cable is attached properly ? [13:04] yes [13:04] try the following line: [13:05] adb kill-server; sudo adb start-server [13:05] that should restart adb as root [13:05] and then try "adb devices" again [13:05] still nothing [13:06] do i want clockwork mod or download mode [13:06] you want recovery mode usually [13:07] if you boot normally, does the device go into a normal android screen ? [13:07] it just says samsung galaxy s 2 [13:07] i accidently deleted everythign remember [13:08] ok [13:08] if you hold down volume-dn while pressing power on the completely shut down device, does that get you a different screen ? [13:09] yes downloa mode [13:09] ok [13:09] still nothing === _salem is now known as salem_ [13:09] and if you hold down both, vol-up and down when pressing power ? [13:11] nothing [13:11] nothing ? [13:11] like black screen ? [13:11] samsung galaxy s 2 [13:12] is there a yellow triangle below it with an exclamation mark ? [13:12] yes [13:12] thats always there [13:13] ok [13:13] unplug the usb cable [13:13] try the vol-dn + power combo [13:13] ya [13:14] see if that gets you into a different screen [13:15] nope [13:15] try with vol-up instaed [13:15] volume up is cockwork [13:15] volume down is odin mode [13:15] the download mode thing [13:16] you want to see something like: http://i0.wp.com/cdn.androidcentral.com/sites/androidcentral.com/files/postimages/9274/htc-one-att-root.jpg [13:16] ya i can get to that [13:16] ok [13:16] and if the phone is in this mode "adb devices" should list it [13:17] im there [13:17] and you should be able to log in with "adb shell" [13:17] ? [13:17] or push files with adb puch [13:17] plug back in? [13:17] yes [13:17] whaat are you running on your PC btw ? [13:17] ubuntu 13.04 [13:17] k [13:17] that should theoretically work then [13:17] no attacked devices [13:18] do i need a driver or something [13:18] dmesg|tail [13:18] can you pastebin the output of that commend ? [13:18] *command [13:18] it should show the attaching of a USB device [13:19] raven@midori:~$ dmesg|tail [13:19] [21620.856757] hub 2-1:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 1 [13:19] [21621.152195] usb 2-1.1: new full-speed USB device number 31 using ehci-pci [13:19] [21621.499798] usb 2-1.1: new high-speed USB device number 32 using ehci-pci [13:19] [21624.148853] usb 2-1.1: device descriptor read/64, error -71 [13:19] [21624.336660] usb 2-1.1: device descriptor read/64, error -71 [13:19] [21624.512476] usb 2-1.1: new high-speed USB device number 33 using ehci-pci [13:19] [21626.709859] usb 2-1.1: device not accepting address 33, error -75 [13:19] [21626.781959] usb 2-1.1: new high-speed USB device number 34 using ehci-pci [13:19] [21627.193334] usb 2-1.1: device not accepting address 34, error -71 [13:19] [21627.193505] hub 2-1:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 1 [13:19] uh, please use a pastebin ... [13:19] !paste [13:19] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [13:19] sorry [13:19] that doesnt look right [13:19] do you have another free usb port you can try on the PC ? [13:19] yeah [13:20] try it there and see if there is other output in demsg [13:20] *dmesg [13:20] exactly the same [13:20] weird [13:20] SpacedOut: I'm a newbie to qtubuntu, let's ping Kaleo_ ricmm mterry instead to review your https://code.launchpad.net/~spacedout/qtubuntu/fix_opengl_sharing/+merge/163466 [13:20] (from qtubuntu changelog) [13:21] or jhodapp, loicm ^ [13:21] new phone time opra? [13:21] ogra* [13:21] raven, nah [13:21] the problem seems to lie on the PC side [13:21] oh [13:22] that is possible.. [13:22] ubuntu hates my pc [13:22] it should properly set up the device ... which it doesnt [13:22] SpacedOut, Mirv, I'm probably not your guy for that, but if platforms/base/integration.h is a public header, you might want to be careful about dropping that public function === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik [13:22] is there a way i can amke it set up the device [13:22] "unable to enumerate USB device on port 1" soinds like a USb driver prob [13:22] hm.. [13:23] (no idea lol) [13:23] do you have android-toold-adb installed on the PC ? [13:23] *tools [13:23] yeah it made me install it to run the command [13:23] loicm: you around? [13:23] hmm, that should usually suffice [13:23] SpacedOut: thanks a lot! [13:24] raven, is the phone attached via an external HUB or directly on the PC ? [13:24] mmrazik: any idea why jenkins has not processed https://code.launchpad.net/~spacedout/qtubuntu/fix_opengl_sharing/+merge/163466 ? [13:25] directly [13:25] hmm [13:25] do you have another cable you could try ? [13:25] it worked on my friends windows 7 machine [13:25] trying another cable [13:26] :o [13:26] something changed [13:26] :) [13:26] oh no [13:26] thats eth [13:26] thats internet [13:27] SpacedOut: let's give this MR to loicm who wrote qtubuntu :) [13:27] loicm: https://code.launchpad.net/~spacedout/qtubuntu/fix_opengl_sharing/+merge/163466 [13:28] i plugged in a usb hub [13:28] it picked up that [13:28] its just not picking up my phone [13:28] which is weird, it should [13:28] Kaleo_: AFAICS its from a non-canonical employee. We don't run (unapproved) code from non-canonical people on our internal infrastructure [13:29] mmrazik: interesting [13:29] Kaleo_: actually. Francis commented there [13:29] mmrazik: when it's top approved then we do? [13:29] Kaleo_: yes [13:29] mmrazik: nice [13:30] mmrazik: it's not really about canonical/non canonical though right? it's just a matter of team membership no? [13:30] Kaleo_: yes [13:30] mmrazik: when a non canonical person is a regular contributor/core developer then the normal process applies [13:30] mmrazik: oki [13:31] Kaleo_: pretty much. We don't have any formal process on how to add people but there are some non-canonical ones who can run the ci part [13:31] mmrazik: ok [13:32] raven, how full is your battery on the phone ... might be that the HW has issues if there isnt enough power [13:34] can you help me do this? it wont let me make a file inn this folderhttp://askubuntu.com/questions/34297/galaxy-s-not-detected-how-do-i-make-it-work [13:35] 40% [13:36] raven, the right udev rules are already there (the adb package ships them) [13:36] your issue is on a lower level, the USB device itself doesnt get recognized [13:37] how do i fix it.. [13:37] WOAH I JUST GOT A POPUP [13:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5683698/ [13:37] unable to mount SAMSUNG_android [13:37] thats what dmesg should show [13:37] mterry: The platform abstraction the non-const member function I dropped is loaded only by Qt5, and since the base class only has the const version I don't see how anything else could call it. [13:37] Unable to open MTP device '[usb:002,036]' [13:37] (or something similar at least) [13:37] raven, great [13:37] check dmesg, it should show something similar [13:38] SpacedOut, fair enough [13:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5683709/ [13:39] hmm, thats not right, it recognizes it as USB mass storage [13:40] that is in CWm recovery mode ? [13:41] yes [13:42]