[00:01] anyone know how to insert a module automatically? I have tried /system/etc/init.d/90userinit.. this runs some commands, but not modprobe as of saucy.. the developer preview worked this way.. I have also recompiled and used init.tenderloin.rc and that doesn't seem to work either.. fustrated.. buy you a beer? [00:11] hi people [00:11] i want to know the set of applications that is shipped with ubuntu touch in the current version [00:12] i'm planning to install it in a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 p3113, at least the rarinig build, the newer is not quite working yet [00:12] is there any email application (with PGP support), media player and basic apps? [00:14] anyone? [00:18] There isn't an email application. [00:19] But there are a bunch of basic apps. [00:19] ogra_, slangasek: ueventd in a polling loop, does that ring a bell? [00:22] (polling fd=4 which is apparently a socket, I'm assuming netlink) [00:24] stgraber: yes [00:25] stgraber: I think I filed a bug about this; killall ueventd worked to let it respawn without the loop [00:25] anyway, it's an android bug, not high on my list until we have an android source package :) [00:25] https://bugs.launchpad.net/touch-preview-images/+bug/1190792 [00:25] Launchpad bug 1190792 in touch-preview-images "ueventd in a busy loop on container-flipped image" [Undecided,New] [00:26] slangasek: ah, simple enough to workaround then, thanks === chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [00:55] slangasek: could you pastebin /data/misc/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini? [00:55] stgraber: from the N4? [00:56] trying to bring up the wifi by hand, the kernel complains about that file being missing [00:56] slangasek: yep [00:56] as part of my loop-mount setup, I wiped /data, so that may explain why it's working for you and not for me (or I'm simply missing whatever usually generates it) [00:56] stgraber: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775722/ [00:56] ah :) [00:59] and success, I've got wifi! [00:59] so apparently something is supposed to copy /etc/wifi/* to /data/misc/wifi/ when Android starts, except that this part never happened on my phone... [01:00] * stgraber tries with a completely blank /data, see if it populates in that csae [01:00] *case [01:01] nope, that doesn't help... oh well, I'll just hack around it for now and have the pre-start script copy those over === _salem is now known as salem_ === SkavenXXI is now known as SkavenXXI-[OFF] === Aww is now known as NotAww === NotAww is now known as Aww === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [02:34] slangasek, rsalveti: so if you want to play with read-only loop-mount for nexus4: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775889/ [02:35] that'll grab the various files from cdimage, generate a 1.3GB system.img file, push that to the data partition and flash a new bootimg [02:35] works fine here, except for wifi which I need to manually tweak to get started and unity which doesn't start for some reason (the hybris tests all pass though) === Aww is now known as Nick[serv] === Nick[serv] is now known as Aww === jono is now known as Guest3821 [03:31] Hi All. [03:32] I have a Galaxy Note II and would love to finally have Ubuntu running on it. [03:32] Is it possible yet? === salem_ is now known as _salem === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [06:14] hello folks :) where can i find the source code for all core apps(including browser)? === Aww is now known as EvilAww [07:01] hi, how do I enable wifi? Right now I'm on Nexus 4, saucy image, and no networks showing up in the indicator. [07:01] good morning [07:12] fixed it (thanks askubuntu!) [07:16] Hi All. I have a Note II and was hoping I could install Ubuntu on it. Is that possible or is it not ready yet? [07:22] mzanetti, can you point gema to the ubuntu touch bug tracker? [07:23] Good morning [07:23] tvoss: which component? [07:23] popey, making calls [07:23] http://bugs.launchpad.net/phone-app [07:25] tvoss: huh? bugs.launchpad.nat? [07:25] net [07:43] does ubuntu touch not have a messaging client? or how do I see messages... ? [07:45] jussi, there is a messaging indicator [07:46] jussi, the phone-app should do sms and stuff [07:46] jussi, friends-app does social protocols (facebook, etc) [07:48] seb128: hrm, phone app doesnt seem to have any messages at all. how does that work? I just see keypad and a contacts key. [07:48] at the top, swipe across to conversation view [07:49] jussi, the header bar with the title, swipe left/right [07:49] ? [07:49] ahhhhhhhh [07:50] thanks seb128 and popey [07:50] jussi, yw! [07:56] hum, is the phone-app working for others on the saucy grouper image (classic one, not the container flipped one) [07:56] bah, gallery gives a white screen only as well [07:56] seb128: not many apps are working on grouper for me [07:57] (just flashed with todays daily) [07:57] in fact i have yet to find an app that works [07:57] popey, calculator was working for me [07:58] not for me [07:58] seb128, popey are you trying with the flipped or unflipped saucy images? [07:58] diwic, unflipped [07:58] the one that comes from phablet-flash, which I believe is unflipped [07:58] I think [07:59] the flipped still seems to be in eternal reboot mode for me [07:59] diwic, the one from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/ [07:59] seb128: quite simple, just adb shell in the device [07:59] seb128: if / looks like an ubuntu FS, you are in the flipped one [08:00] seb128, the unflipped is in /ubuntu-touch-preview and the flipped in /ubuntu-touch I think [08:00] didrocks, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776423/ [08:01] seb128, anyway my Nexus4 arrived yesterday evening, and it seems to work with the flipped image, so now I can start working on enabling something, finally :-) [08:01] seb128: yeah, this is androidish :) [08:01] diwic, great! [08:01] didrocks, what I though, well it's broken for some reason :/ [08:01] * seb128 ponders going back to raring image [08:07] seb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/touch-preview-images/+bug/1192068 [08:07] Launchpad bug 1192068 in touch-preview-images "No applications start on grouper with latest unflipped image" [Undecided,New] [08:07] maybe confirm? [08:08] popey, done [08:09] thanks [08:16] so… why is shell access not part of the install, but hidden in the release notes? [08:17] I literally followed every link until I saw it by chance [08:19] kalikiana: you mean ssh installation? [08:19] popey, adb shell would've been enough [08:19] more specifically the part how to get into the ubuntu shell [08:19] ahh [08:19] are the release notes not a typical place to put it? [08:20] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes#Accessing_the_device_over_ADB seems pretty clear [08:20] * popey shrugs [08:20] under release notes I would expect things like "3g is hosed" or "app missing" [08:21] the "release notes" in this case are more like first steps after install [08:22] I'm not saying it's not cleary, it's simply not what the page claims to be [08:22] yeah, i can understand that [08:22] maybe it needs an "Install" page, a "PostInstall" and "ReleaseNotes" [08:22] ? [08:24] the first half of the "release notes" page is what should be "PostInstall" [08:24] after that come the actual release notes [08:24] like known issues, device specific and that stuff [08:31] Good morning all, happy Autistic Pride Day! :-D === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [08:53] stgraber, nice ! integrating your code should be easy ... [08:55] Is there an OS ready for Note II yet? === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === b0bben_ is now known as b0bben === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [09:58] ogra_: ++ [09:58] :) [09:59] nice and thanks to avoid me writing such a similar email :) [10:01] * ogra_ hasnt used a mail signarute in years .... but is inclined to put "life is not a kindergarten" into his signature ... [10:01] heh, would be appropriate :) === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === oSoMoN is now known as oSoMoN|afk === SkavenXXI-[OFF] is now known as SkavenXXI [11:18] Ubuntu Touches Qt Creator is failing to find phonon... is this version of Qt Creator intended as a replacement or a supplement to the original? [11:20] vadi: not sure I understand, you're using qtcreator on ubuntu (what version?) and it doesn't find your phone? (which phone?) [11:21] Hey. Using Ubuntu 12.04. I've been using Qt Creator to develop Qt apps, and installed the Ubuntu Touch stuff as I'd like to play with that. Because I now had two icons in the dash (I installed the qt creator originally from a .run installer), I uninstalled the official one [11:21] anyone know how to fix this issue when flashing a phone -- 'Error when downloading, ensure connection' -- ? [11:21] I'm trying to build a project I have (unrelated to touch) and it is failing to find phonon, the media framework of qt, that the project requires [11:21] Is it using Qt 5 by chance? I heard that was removed there [11:22] vadi: ours is built on qt5, yes [11:22] Ah ok, so I should have kept the old [11:22] Also in the Welcome tab, when I click on the Develop tab, I get a whole lot of unresponsive windows opened. Is this known? [11:23] About four of them... [11:23] I have seen that before, yes [11:23] Okay [11:23] I had to clear out my .config/QtProject folder to fix that iirc [11:24] Having these two side by side might prove difficult, huh [11:27] yeah === ku is now known as Guest79358 [11:32] zsombi, ping [11:32] tvoss: pong [11:33] zsombi, mind pinging me the blueprint for the alarm service [11:33] tvoss: sure, in a sec [11:33] tvoss: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/sdk-system-alarm-api [11:34] zsombi, thanks :) [11:34] tvoss: welcome :) [11:42] did I see the other day that the web browser is now in the archives? [11:44] yup [11:46] ogra_, what's the package name? maybe I'm just blind [11:46] root@ubuntu-phablet:/# apt-cache madison webbrowser-app [11:46] webbrowser-app | 0.20daily13.06.14-0ubuntu1 | http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ saucy/universe armhf Packages [11:46] root@ubuntu-phablet:/# [11:47] http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=webbrowser-app ? [11:47] shows nothing... [11:47] um. what's ports.ubuntu.com? :) [11:47] that site shows nothing for saucy at all aquarius [11:48] oh, OK [11:48] (I looked too) [11:48] also, that means it's only in saucy, so nm :) [11:48] and packages.u.c doesnt show armhf iirc === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:49] * aquarius builds [11:51] nice, new web game works in the browser. [11:51] apart from not showing web fonts, but that's not a total crisis :) [11:52] hey aquarius hows it going === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [11:58] so far, well :) [11:59] speaking as a bloke who has been working for himself for 12 hours so far. Even I can't screw it all up that fast ;) [12:01] aquarius, hey dude :) [12:03] heya tvoss! [12:04] aquarius, how goes? [12:04] ogra_: just saw your last two comments, going to do that now [12:05] sergiusens, great [12:05] sergiusens, i think i have an idea whats wrong though ... but would be good to have you confirming that assumption via adbd in the initrd [12:09] tvoss, so far, pretty well, I think :) === dednick is now known as dednick|lunch === oSoMoN|afk is now known as oSoMoN [12:15] ogra_: where abouts does the android-rootfs build lives these days? i'm after latest/greatest/saucy one. [12:16] ogra_: as in all the compilation rules & magic. [12:16] xnox, you mean the binary images ? [12:16] see the porting guide ... its all included in the repo [12:16] ogra_: compilation from source to binaries. [12:17] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting is how you build it [12:17] ogra_: ok, thanks, reading. [12:17] but for the package we habe a tarball of the repo [12:17] http://phablet.ubuntu.com/export/ [12:17] ogra_: and that's everything we'd want to build using the android cross-toolchain? [12:17] as a normal deb? [12:17] so what you want as a first step is add a debian dir to that ... [12:18] then have debian rules call . /build/envsetup.sh ... [12:18] and after that iterate over the four subarches calling "brunch $subarch" [12:18] the build will be trivial [12:19] at least the initial build [12:19] the binaries we need should all end up in the out/ dir then [12:20] ogra_: sounds similarish to how the cross-toolchain is built..... [12:20] (which would be system.img recovery.img and ramdisk.img per arch) [12:20] ack. [12:20] (would be good to just dump these into /usr/lib/$packagename-subarch/ [12:20] ) [12:21] ogra_: and the export tarballs are generated from the repo checkout? [12:21] * xnox likes repo checkouts. [12:21] somehow, yeas, not sure how exactly though, rsalveti does that, he can surely tell you === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback [12:23] xnox: can you login to hespiridium? [12:25] xnox: building android is basically, repo sync; source build/envsetup.sh; brunch $device [12:25] xnox: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/touch-preview-images/phablet-build-scripts/view/head:/ubuntu-touch-build [12:25] sergiusens: permission denied. is that the gitweb instance? i'd like to have access to that. [12:26] sergiusens: well sure, it's just I wanna now build it using packaged toolchain ;-) [12:26] xnox: yeah, that's where all the git repos are [12:26] * xnox goes to poke is [12:26] xnox: no one works directly on the server though, just in case :-) But feel free to login asking IS and snoop all you want [12:27] sergiusens: push access? [12:27] xnox: yeah, you would get push access :-) [12:27] sergiusens: i'd like to push the cross-building toolchain git repository & repo manifest there.... [12:27] xnox: today only rsalveti and myself have that [12:28] xnox: wait, why the toolchain? [12:28] cause launchpad doesn't support git & it's in github at the moment. [12:29] xnox: oh, so not packaged still [12:29] sergiusens: well, it's the debian source package. [12:29] sergiusens: gcc-arm-linux-androideabi from ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test at the moment. === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:29] xnox, well, we would like it to use the packaged binary of the toolchain [12:29] ogra_: sure. [12:30] so it doesnt become a part of the build [12:30] xnox: we are doing some crazy pull-lp-source and pull-lp-bin magic for stuff that's packaged [12:31] xnox: I would prefer we still pull the source package manually for now and then modify the build repo to pick it up from wherever it's installed [12:31] ogra_: i don't have any git hosting at the moment. so i'm thinking where to store it. cause i dislike github. I fully understand that we do not want to bootstrap toolchain during android build, and instead simply build-depends on gcc-arm-linux-androideabi fromt eh archive. [12:32] ah, k [12:32] sergiusens: no. apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-androideabi and use it from /usr/bin/. Not pull-lp-source nor build anything. [12:32] xnox: perfect [12:33] * xnox could use git.debian.org mrah. [12:33] tvoss, Kaleo : hangout? content picking.. [12:33] xnox: just got confused with the mention of adding it to the repo manifest [12:33] sergiusens: gcc-arm-linux-androideabi has it's own minimalistic manifest to pull correct bionic & headers. [12:33] (5 repos only) [12:34] + android core/build machinery [12:34] bfiller, I asked the guys to skip this week, all were good [12:34] bfiller, will work with gusch to answer questions and iron out issues [12:34] bfiller, next week as usual [12:34] xnox: ok, as long as the default build isn't modified, it's all ok... feel free to push and maybe provide an alternative manifest [12:35] tvoss: ok, jamie and tyler and I are on [12:35] sergiusens: yeah, I'm hoping to host two new git repositories on there and that's all. [12:36] xnox: perfectly fine with that [12:38] do we have gerrit yet? [12:38] xnox: not yet [12:38] ok. === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [12:47] * ogra_ uploads the last fix to make grouper work in flipped [12:50] ogra_: \o/ [12:50] now its just manta thats missing === w00t is now known as Guest86201 [13:05] anyone knows about bluetooth support with nexus 4? === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach === francisco is now known as Guest7324 [13:28] ckpringle: sry to disturb, could you check with jouni regarding the visual desings? [13:28] nik90: he isn't online? [13:28] ckpringle: I was told they would be handed over on friday [13:28] ckpringle: no I cant find him in this channel [13:30] nik90: heya [13:30] jounih: hi [13:31] jounih: I was just wondering on the progress of the visual designs [13:31] nik90: the designer's back from holiday now, we should be able to push the timer and stopwatch designs end of today [13:32] jounih: ah nice. Would that been an update to your existing branch? [13:32] the one where we got the clock designs? [13:32] nik90: yep, i'll push to my branch, the same one as before. Do you want me to drop you an email once it's there? [13:34] jounih: yes that would be nice [13:35] jounih: I also had another question regarding the icon assets like the delete icon [13:35] jounih: or would that come as part of a general package for everyone? [13:37] nik90: Kaleo should know more about when the icon theme is landing and how to use it [13:37] it will be a general theme for everyone to use [13:38] jounih: ok [13:38] sergiusens, aha ... echo 0 >/proc/sys/kernel/panic [13:38] that should prevent the reboot ... [13:39] (not sure if the kernel panicing tears down adbd though, i'd rather have the script execution held while adbd is running than poking off the last resort function of the kernel) [13:40] (it blocks fine on grouper and moguro here, not sure why manta is so different) [13:47] jhodapp: ping [13:48] did anyone look packaging/adding qtsystems (https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtsystems) to the touch image? [13:51] seb128, i guess thats a question to the sdk team ... bzoltan etc :) [13:52] ogra_, does they read this channel or do I better chase them somewhere else? ;-) [13:52] tvoss, mhr3: ping re X-Ubuntu-Touch in the .desktop file. [13:52] JamesTait, about to jump on a call [13:52] seb128, well, i guess i just pinged bzoltan above :) [13:52] ;-) [13:52] ogra_, bah, can't win ... after reboots and reboots I've working apps on grouper, but no onscreen keyboard :/ [13:52] seb128: We have qtsystems in the qt5-proper PPA [13:53] seb128, bah [13:53] bzoltan, can that move to the archive ? [13:53] tvoss, no worries, it can wait. :) [13:53] bzoltan, is that going to be added to the default set of packages/the image at some point? [13:53] JamesTait, cool [13:53] bzoltan, I would like to use it to get the disk space infos for the system settings info panel [13:53] seb128: grouper is nexus7 right? [13:53] yes [13:53] yes [13:54] seems to be a saucy specific issue there ... i have the same (mis)behavior on flipped [13:54] there is any progres log or dev status for the final release? [13:55] esigolo, there are weekly updates to the mailing list [13:55] ogra_: i'm following I just wondered if there was a website or something [13:55] seb128: I do not know the distro policy, but you know the qtsensors, qt3d, qtlocation, qtfeedback, qtconnectivity, qtsystems, qtpim, qtwayland modules are not released officially with the Qt5, so they are just our packages made from the git source [13:55] seb128, is there an interface in qtmobility for that? [13:56] seb128: what I found helped was to open the browser, click on the url, so the keyboard came up and then reboot, I found it more reliably brought up the keyboard in dash then. The other thing let the n7 boot then give it 30-60 seconds for everything to display before actually unlocking it [13:56] bzoltan, well, we have the others in the archive, no ? (at least we dont use any qt related PPA anymore) so it should be possible to bring in qtsystems too [13:56] seb128, QSystemStorageInfo [13:56] pmcgowan, yes, but from what I found on google, qtmobility is for qt 4.8 [13:56] oh [13:56] seb128: I found that if you open it as soon as the display appeared it played up [13:56] pmcgowan, and qtsystems is what is recommended for qt5 [13:56] seb128: I have the qtsystem from https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team/+archive/ppa [13:57] bzoltan, I will try that, thanks! [13:57] seb128, right [13:57] davmor2, thanks for the tips, will try that [13:58] ogra_: I really do not know why it is not in the archive ... I just made an apt-cache policy ... Mirv could tell us, but he is off for two weeks (bugger) [13:58] ogra_: manta is based out of a newer AOSP codebase [13:58] geez, eho approved that ! [13:58] *who even [13:58] bzoltan, ogra_: that can wait for Mirv to be back [13:58] seb128: we even provide the qtsystems5-examples [13:58] bzoltan, I will use the ppa meanwhile, thanks! [13:58] sergiusens, ah [13:59] seb128: n7 seems to play up far more than the galaxy nexus for me [13:59] davmor2, weird, the onscreen keyboard works in the browser, not in the app lens though [13:59] yeah, that might explain ... [13:59] seb128: good luck and feel free to ping me if something is wrong [13:59] bzoltan, thanks, will do [13:59] seb128: :) told you [13:59] davmor2, definitely [14:02] ogra_: echo "initrd: starting adbd for debugging" >/dev/kmsg || true [14:02] well, that obviously showed up in your demsg [14:02] ogra_, sergiusens: any idea when 3g/phone signal strengths will land? There are a few things that are missing but can be worked around however you're 3g not working due to signal strength isn't obvious till you move 3 feet away from the big steel post and it works fine :) [14:02] the prob is that it actually moves on after this [14:02] ogra_: yeah, true :-) [14:02] after adbd it should just stop ... === ckpringle_ is now known as ckpringle [14:03] and it does so on grouper and maguro for me ... i tested that code on both beforee uploading [14:03] apparently manta moves on and in the end kills /init (of the initrd) and doesnt find /sbin/init since it didnt find the disk [14:05] popey: you should get some core app developers on UUPC [14:05] ooh! [14:05] (and i expect "echo 0 >/proc/sys/kernel/panic" to not help with that) [14:05] * popey looks at nik90 [14:11] ogra_: hmm... I think I found the issue, abootimg is lying to me [14:11] oh ? [14:11] ogra_: abootimg -u says it updates nicely, but I just grabbed it again and it wasn't updated [14:12] oh, thats evil [14:12] let me go with a create [14:12] it usually complains loudly if there are issues === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === sivatharman__ is now known as psivaa === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [14:18] ogra_: ok, going to recovery to get the last_kmsg was the wrong thing it seems [14:19] oh, why / [14:19] ogra_: look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777232/ [14:19] ogra_: grabbed it with adb wait-for-device shell cat /proc/last_kmsg|pastebinit [14:20] yeah, looks fine that way [14:20] but it still reboots i guess ? [14:20] ogra_: yeah system watchdog timer reset [14:20] * ogra_ doesnt get why wait wouldnt work, thats a posix function [14:21] ogra_: wait did work it seems [14:22] i'll try to rework the adbd part after the standup so it is an actual panic function, probably that helps [14:22] oh ! [14:22] ogra_: going to give you adb wait-for-device shell cat /scripts/touch|pastebinit [14:22] ogra_: I added a logline after the wait [14:22] adb shell find /dev -name userdata|pastebinit ... [14:22] see what that gives [14:23] ogra_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777239/ [14:23] ah, we have it twice [14:23] k [14:23] i know what to do then :) [14:28] ogra_, why are there .bootimg- files in the daily-preinstalled folder? Are these required or just side-artifacts of the build? [14:28] side artifact and helpful for hacking them [14:28] awe: you don't need them, they should be inside of the .*armel.*zip === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [14:28] awe, just ingore them [14:29] sergiusens, that's what I figured, but never safe to assume... [14:29] *ignore too :) [14:32] ricmm: still having those weird app loading/osk problems on nexus 7 [14:32] on saucy-15 build now [14:32] same on flipped saucy ... [14:32] works every nth boot [14:33] yeah [14:33] and looks like a race ... [14:33] can't find any pattern to when it does and when it doesn't [14:34] mhall119: i added checkers to the collection ppa and updated the metapackage [14:34] I've also noticed that taps on the OSK in the dash are falling through to the launcher icons under it again [14:34] popey: \o/ [14:34] popey: is that 2-player, or with an AI? [14:34] both! [14:35] i didnt realise till after I uploaded it, that it has a 2 player option [14:35] nie [14:35] nice too [14:35] ricmm: it does seem that the OSK and app issues might be separate issues though, sometimes the keyboard works and the apps don't [14:37] though I can't recall a time when the opposite was true, that apps worked and the keyboard didn't [14:38] mhall119: ok, we are working right now on enabling certain things that will make this a non-issue [14:39] also, once the new notifications land this should be automatically fixed [14:39] stay tuned today for such developments [14:39] * mhall119 is very curious about how the notifications are fixing this [14:40] the notifications are the culprit, they try to register something out-of-sync with the app manager which causes it to crash mid-way while the shell is coming up [14:40] ah ha! now it makes sense [14:40] which makes it discard the session observers the shell holds, so it never gets the events of apps being started [14:40] so when can we expect this? [14:41] * mhall119 isn't opposed to compiling a few packages from source [14:42] tvoss: ping [14:42] mhall119: today perhaps [14:42] zsombi, pong [14:42] tvoss: could we have the tomorrow's alarmmeeting ~30 mins or 1h earlier? [14:43] stgraber: awesome, will give that a try today, thanks! [14:44] ricmm: I'll keep hitting F5 on the changelog URL then :) [14:44] rsalveti, its so trivial that i was tempted to just implement it :) [14:44] tvoss: otherwise I can be there for 30 mins only :( [14:44] tvoss: zsombi: would it be possible to get work items for the alarm API assigned to milestones so we can know when they might be ready? [14:45] zsombi, let me see what google cal says :) [14:45] mhall119, sure [14:45] thanks tvoss [14:46] tvoss: okay, thx :) [14:47] ogra_: :-) [14:47] xnox: why do you need git access? [14:47] * ogra_ triggers the flipped build that should make grouper fully work now [14:47] unhappy about tracking the package in bzr? [14:47] or you really need to track that in git? [14:47] * mhall119 kisses ogra_ [14:48] * ogra_ kisses mhall119 back [14:48] so much love here today :) [14:48] rsalveti: https://raw.github.com/xnox/manifest-gcc-arm-linux-androideabi/master/default.xml [14:48] * awe wishes we stick to hugs [14:48] yeah, those are less awkward [14:49] xnox: oh, ok, so you need to run repo against this manifest and such, right? [14:49] rsalveti: that's the manifest for debian source package of gcc androideabi cross-toolchain. I could track it in bzr, but that would be cumbersome to maintain. [14:49] :) [14:49] rsalveti: correct. [14:50] ogra_: to bring some balance to the channel I hate you all for being so damn good at you jobs.....oh man failed at the last hurdle ;) [14:50] xnox: sounds good, we can push your repo there, but you'd need to ask is permission to push it via ssh [14:50] haha [14:50] xnox: and yes, the tarball is created after a clean repo sync [14:51] rsalveti: i think #is gave me permissions now. [14:51] xnox: cool, just please be careful when pushing stuff there :-) [14:51] rsalveti: ok, about the tarball. is there a magic target or something? [14:52] seb128: did you have any joy with the keyboard on the n7 in the end? [14:52] ogra_: rsalveti: at the moment i noticed that brunch builds, well everything. but are all .img needed for flipped container model? e.g. the userdata.img ? [14:53] xnox, we need system, ramdisk and recovery [14:53] xnox: the dump contains the needed files to build all the 4 targets (just missing the binary blobs) [14:53] yeah [14:53] davmor2, I plugged an usb keyboard [14:54] cheater !! [14:54] ogra_: ack. /me ponders if i'll trick the build system into building just those images. [14:54] xnox, i would bother with the build system for the start ... [14:55] yeah, don't worry about that unless you really need to customize it [14:55]